The Pre-Engineered Metal Building (PEMB) Erector Helper assists in the assembly and installation of steel structures and components under the supervision of a PEMB Erector or Foreman. This role is ideal for individuals developing their construction skills and seeking to learn steel erection techniques while maintaining a strong focus on safety, teamwork, and quality workmanship.
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Assist in the installation of structural steel columns, rafters, girts, purlins, insulation, wall and roof sheeting, and trim.
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Support Erectors in rigging and signaling during crane operations.
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Retrieve, stage, and organize materials and tools for daily tasks.
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Operate hand and power tools safely under supervision.
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Drill holes, align parts, and install bolts or fasteners as directed.
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Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area.
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Help load and unload trucks and move materials around the job site.
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Follow all safety policies and participate in daily safety meetings.
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Work cooperatively with crew members to support efficient project completion.
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Perform all duties in compliance with company policies and a drug-free workplace.
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Travel to various job sites as required.
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Perform other duties as assigned.
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Prior construction or metal building experience preferred but not required.
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Ability to learn and follow instructions accurately.
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Basic knowledge of hand and power tool operation.
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Commitment to maintaining a safe work environment.
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Must have legal authorization to work in the United States on a full-time basis.
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Must possess a valid driver’s license and be willing to travel.
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Must supply and maintain basic hand tools once trained.
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Learning Agility: Eager to acquire new trade skills and apply them on the job.
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Safety Awareness: Understands and follows safety standards at all times.
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Dependability: Arrives on time, ready to work, and completes assigned tasks.
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Teamwork: Works respectfully with Erectors and other crew members to meet goals.
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Work Ethic: Demonstrates effort, pride, and accountability in every task.
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Adaptability: Adjusts to changing work priorities, weather, and site conditions.
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Communication: Listens and responds appropriately to direction and feedback.
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Ability to stand, walk, climb, and work at heights for extended periods.
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Regularly lift, carry, and move materials up to 75 pounds.
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Frequent bending, kneeling, and reaching.
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Ability to work on scaffolding and in aerial lifts under supervision.
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Tolerance for outdoor work in varying weather conditions and temperatures.
Primarily outdoor work on active construction sites. Exposure to weather, heights, heavy equipment, and loud noise. Regular travel to project sites required.
