Pipe Fabricator

Description

In a fast‑paced shop environment, the fabricator prepares and assembles piping systems that are staged and shipped to job sites for seamless installation, ensuring clean, code‑compliant work that maintains project schedules and quality standards.

The role requires performing trade‑specific quality work aligned with CAD/FAB and Energy procedures to meet or exceed customer expectations, while collaborating closely with supervisors, foremen, and fellow fabricators to achieve production goals.

• Operate trade‑specific machinery and select the proper machine and sequence for raw material forming.
• Read and interpret labels, job orders, and drawings to determine fabrication requirements.
• Layout and fabricate hand‑made pipe components.
• Inspect and document product compliance with codes and specifications.
• Handle and organize materials; maintain accurate time records.
• Maintain equipment and understand its capacity limits.
• Collaborate with other fabricators to improve skills and assist the shop superintendent in training new employees.
• Track production, support the shop foreman in meeting production goals, and communicate order status to management.
• Follow all company policies, safety, and health procedures; empowered to stop unsafe work.
• Work in dusty, noisy, hazardous environments, including heights, confined spaces, and all weather conditions.

Requirements

The Pipe Fabricator plays a vital role in the shop, turning raw materials into precise, high‑quality piping assemblies that keep projects moving forward. This position demands accuracy, craftsmanship, and a steadfast commitment to safety throughout every stage of fabrication.

All employees must adhere to company policies and safety protocols, including mandatory training such as OSHA 10 and CPR/First Aid. The job involves working in dusty, noisy, and hazardous environments, often at heights or in confined spaces, and requires the ability to lift and carry moderate loads consistently.

• Complete required safety trainings (orientation, CPR/First Aid/AED, OSHA 10, etc.).
• Ability to lift/carry up to 75 lb occasionally and handle 31‑45 lb forces frequently.

Benefits

RK Industries is a second‑generation family‑owned business with seven specialized units delivering construction, fabrication, manufacturing, and building services. The company emphasizes safety, quality, and craftsmanship, while offering mentorship, RK University training, accredited apprenticeships, and a strong community focus through the RK Foundation.

• Competitive benefits and a strong safety‑first culture.
• Access to RK University, accredited apprenticeships, and hands‑on training for career advancement.
• Recognition through industry awards and accreditations.

Training + Development

Interview process

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Security clearance