Senior Metal Fabricator at Sf Metalworks in Sacramento, CA | USD33-38 | Kablio

Role

Description

equipment selection

equipment maintenance

machinery operation

weld inspection

alloy handling

quality control

Determine relevant production equipment or methods based on project requirements.
Creatively solve challenges with team or individually as they arise to ensure that all customer requirements are met.
Utilize and care for equipment in the shop.
Maintain equipment in good condition in order to ensure productivity while not compromising safety.
Upon completion of assembly ensure product is free of any weld or dimensional defects as well as meets specified finish quality levels.
Provide quality control, report errors, provide solutions to keep production flowing.
Work with different kinds of metal alloys (including precious metals) in accordance with their unique properties.
Take, understand, utilize and retain verbal directions.
Operate machinery at production levels with little to no supervision.
Test and inspect welded surfaces and structure to discover flaws.

Requirements

tig/mig

machinery

5+ years

technical degree

architectural metals

layout

Ability to set up components for fabrication according to specifications.
Technical degree or certification in welding or fabrication is preferred.
Experience with all architectural metals (including copper based alloys) preferred.
Must have consistent attention to detail.
Analytic thinker and quick problem solver with solid mechanical knowledge.
Proficiency using a variety of welding / cutting equipment and procedures (Tig and Mig).
High school diploma or equivalent.
Familiarity with metal patination is a plus.
Able to take coaching and feedback constructively.
Especially strong in layout skills.
5+ years as a metal fabricator in fine metalworking (i.e. architectural stainless steel, aluminum).
Mastery in standard machinery: Cold saw, bandsaw, hydraulic shear drill press, belt sander, common electrical / manual hand-operated tools, etc. in addition to an ability to operate or learn to operate a Bridgeport mill, CNC press brake, powered angle roller (80 ton).
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings including welding symbols.
Ability to work with team members and take direction from management in order to complete complicated, multi-part assemblies.

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

2006

Year Founded

Established year reflecting over a decade of experience in metal fabrication and design.

It began as a craft‑driven metal fabrication studio blending design vision with architectural execution.
Working globally, the company transforms designer and engineering sketches into bespoke metal sculptures, railings, countertops, and structural features.
Its machine shop includes 5‑axis CNC waterjet, mills, lathes, laser and TIG/MIG welding, sheet‑metal forming and polishing across exotic metals and non‑metal materials.
Projects span residential and commercial architecture—from decorative stair‑railings and pewter surfaces to custom safety products and municipal installations.
In municipal projects, it fabricates park signage, decorative traffic railings and water conveyance infrastructure components.
It supports renewable energy and greentech sectors, holding certifications to meet Buy America and American Iron & Steel requirements.
It also tackles ag & food processing fabrication and repairs, helping keep production lines running smoothly.
Notably, the studio blends artistry and function—working with metals like steel, brass, bronze, pewter, titanium and even stone or wood in hybrid installations.

Culture + Values

Commitment to Craftsmanship – combining the visions of designers, engineers, architects, and fabricators to elevate metal in elegant displays of craftsmanship
Co-creative relationship offering solutions to complex design and installation problems
Sense of pride in being surrounded by beautiful craftsmanship
Progressive, respectful company of craftsmen (family vibe, self-reflective and fair leadership)

Environment + Sustainability

44,000 sq ft

Production Space

The company operates a large-scale production facility equipped with advanced fabrication technology, including 5-Axis CNC waterjet and certified welders.

No public statement found on net‑zero target date or formal sustainability goals
In process of pursuing ISO 9001 Quality Management System certification
Work with durable metals (steel, copper, titanium, brass, aluminum, nickel, bronze) and non‑metals; metal inherently recyclable and long‑lasting

Inclusion & Diversity

4.1 Rating

Diversity & Inclusion

Glassdoor review score reflecting employee perceptions of diversity and inclusion at the company, based on two reviews.

4.5 Rating

Culture & Values

Glassdoor review score reflecting employee perceptions of culture and values at the company, based on two reviews.

No public DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics available

Articles

About SF Metalworks

Careers at SF Metalworks

Role

Description

equipment selection

equipment maintenance

machinery operation

weld inspection

alloy handling

quality control

Determine relevant production equipment or methods based on project requirements.
Creatively solve challenges with team or individually as they arise to ensure that all customer requirements are met.
Utilize and care for equipment in the shop.
Maintain equipment in good condition in order to ensure productivity while not compromising safety.
Upon completion of assembly ensure product is free of any weld or dimensional defects as well as meets specified finish quality levels.
Provide quality control, report errors, provide solutions to keep production flowing.
Work with different kinds of metal alloys (including precious metals) in accordance with their unique properties.
Take, understand, utilize and retain verbal directions.
Operate machinery at production levels with little to no supervision.
Test and inspect welded surfaces and structure to discover flaws.

Requirements

tig/mig

machinery

5+ years

technical degree

architectural metals

layout

Ability to set up components for fabrication according to specifications.
Technical degree or certification in welding or fabrication is preferred.
Experience with all architectural metals (including copper based alloys) preferred.
Must have consistent attention to detail.
Analytic thinker and quick problem solver with solid mechanical knowledge.
Proficiency using a variety of welding / cutting equipment and procedures (Tig and Mig).
High school diploma or equivalent.
Familiarity with metal patination is a plus.
Able to take coaching and feedback constructively.
Especially strong in layout skills.
5+ years as a metal fabricator in fine metalworking (i.e. architectural stainless steel, aluminum).
Mastery in standard machinery: Cold saw, bandsaw, hydraulic shear drill press, belt sander, common electrical / manual hand-operated tools, etc. in addition to an ability to operate or learn to operate a Bridgeport mill, CNC press brake, powered angle roller (80 ton).
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings including welding symbols.
Ability to work with team members and take direction from management in order to complete complicated, multi-part assemblies.

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

2006

Year Founded

Established year reflecting over a decade of experience in metal fabrication and design.

It began as a craft‑driven metal fabrication studio blending design vision with architectural execution.
Working globally, the company transforms designer and engineering sketches into bespoke metal sculptures, railings, countertops, and structural features.
Its machine shop includes 5‑axis CNC waterjet, mills, lathes, laser and TIG/MIG welding, sheet‑metal forming and polishing across exotic metals and non‑metal materials.
Projects span residential and commercial architecture—from decorative stair‑railings and pewter surfaces to custom safety products and municipal installations.
In municipal projects, it fabricates park signage, decorative traffic railings and water conveyance infrastructure components.
It supports renewable energy and greentech sectors, holding certifications to meet Buy America and American Iron & Steel requirements.
It also tackles ag & food processing fabrication and repairs, helping keep production lines running smoothly.
Notably, the studio blends artistry and function—working with metals like steel, brass, bronze, pewter, titanium and even stone or wood in hybrid installations.

Culture + Values

Commitment to Craftsmanship – combining the visions of designers, engineers, architects, and fabricators to elevate metal in elegant displays of craftsmanship
Co-creative relationship offering solutions to complex design and installation problems
Sense of pride in being surrounded by beautiful craftsmanship
Progressive, respectful company of craftsmen (family vibe, self-reflective and fair leadership)

Environment + Sustainability

44,000 sq ft

Production Space

The company operates a large-scale production facility equipped with advanced fabrication technology, including 5-Axis CNC waterjet and certified welders.

No public statement found on net‑zero target date or formal sustainability goals
In process of pursuing ISO 9001 Quality Management System certification
Work with durable metals (steel, copper, titanium, brass, aluminum, nickel, bronze) and non‑metals; metal inherently recyclable and long‑lasting

Inclusion & Diversity

4.1 Rating

Diversity & Inclusion

Glassdoor review score reflecting employee perceptions of diversity and inclusion at the company, based on two reviews.

4.5 Rating

Culture & Values

Glassdoor review score reflecting employee perceptions of culture and values at the company, based on two reviews.

No public DEI strategy or gender‑related statistics available

Articles

About SF Metalworks

Careers at SF Metalworks