Sheet Metal Worker

Sheet Metal Worker
Posted on: January 09, 2025
Employer: Season Makers Heating & Cooling Ltd

Job Location: Surrey, BC
Workplace Details: Work will be at the physical site; remote work is not an option.

Salary and Hours: $30.51 per hour for 40 hours per week
Employment Terms: Permanent, full-time position with flexible day shifts
Vacancies: One position available
Job Reference: Job Bank #3202712

Qualifications:

Candidates should have a secondary school graduation certificate and three to five years of relevant experience. Fluency in English.

Work Environment and Requirements:
The work setting involves installation and service tasks in a noisy environment. Applicants must be prepared for a fast-paced and physically demanding job that requires hand-eye coordination and frequent bending, crouching, and kneeling. Steel-toed safety boots are mandatory.

Responsibilities:

• Measure and mark sheet metal using templates
• Operate equipment to cut, drill, punch, shape, or straighten sheet metal
• Grind and smooth seams, joints, and rough edges
• Inspect products to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications
• Cut materials manually or with power tools
• Assemble and install hoisting and rigging equipment
• Fit, join, and install sheet metal parts following building codes and specifications

Specialized Experience:
The Hiring Organization shall prefer the applicants with expertise in oxy-acetylene welding and experience working with custom sheet metal, HVAC systems, or humidifiers.

Personal Qualities:
Ideal candidates will demonstrate sound judgment, strong organizational skills, and the ability to work well within a team.

Application Details:
Only individuals who are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or those with a valid Canadian work permit are eligible to apply. The hiring company shall not consider alications from unauthorized workers.

To apply, send your resume via email to: seasonmakersltd@gmail.com

Application Deadline: January 23, 2025

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