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NOW HIRING IN ADVANCE

NOW HIRING IN ADVANCE — Ironworkers & Welders

7S Erectors is accepting applications now for upcoming Texas structural steel projects. We staff our crews in advance — experienced, field-ready ironworkers and welders.

OPEN PROJECTS

01
ODESSA

Ector County Juvenile Justice Center

START
Aug 17
DURATION
~7 weeks
SCHEDULE
58 hrs/week · 6 days/week
CREW NEEDED
6 Ironworkers/Welders
INCLUDES

Weekly overtime · Per diem paid

02
LUBBOCK

Project Ranger / Chick-fil-A Warehouse

START
Aug 24
DURATION
~7 weeks
SCHEDULE
58 hrs/week · 6 days/week
CREW NEEDED
12 Ironworkers/Welders
INCLUDES

Weekly overtime · Per diem paid

03
SILVERTON

Project Tundra Data Center

START
Oct 15
DURATION
~6 weeks
SCHEDULE
72 hrs/week · 6 days/week
CREW NEEDED
40 Ironworkers/Welders
INCLUDES

Weekly overtime · Per diem paid

Structural steel experience preferred — certified welders in high demand. Weekly overtime. Per diem paid. Lock in your spot before crews fill up.

APPLICATION FORM

We staff projects across West Texas — Lubbock, Silverton, Odessa, Amarillo and surrounding areas. One application covers all current and future openings.

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APPLY FIRST

  1. 1

    Submit your application first — text your name, trade, certifications, and availability to (903) 403-2588 or email 7serectors@gmail.com.

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    No need to call — if you're a fit for a current opening, we'll call you.

PLEASE DO NOT CALL TO CHECK ON YOUR APPLICATION. WE CONTACT QUALIFIED APPLICANTS DIRECTLY.

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7S Erectors ironworkers on a Texas steel erection project