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Steel Erector / Structural Ironworker

Calgary, AB, Canada

Location
Calgary, AB, Canada
Salary
CAD 40 gross / hour
Employment
Full-time
Posted
8 Aug 2026
Steel Erector / Structural Ironworker

Role overview

Open full-time Steel Erector / Structural Ironworker vacancy in Calgary, Alberta with MaViAl Sp. z o.o. Base pay is CAD 40.00 gross per hour.The role includes erecting, hoisting, aligning, bolting and securing structural steel components; reading drawings and piece marks; preparing rigging; guiding crane lifts with approved communication methods where assigned; positioning columns, beams, bracing and miscellaneous steel; using hand and power tools; installing or servicing structural metal work; and following project-specific fall-protection, dropped-object and lift-planning procedures.This vacancy aligns with NOC 72105 — Ironworkers. Job Bank reports a Calgary Region wage range of CAD 25.50–49.09/hour with a median of CAD 40.00/hour. Alberta currently treats Ironworker (Structural/Ornamental) as a compulsory-certification trade. Restricted activities may only be performed by an authorized individual, such as a registered apprentice, certified journeyperson or holder of a recognized trade certificate.Alberta OHS fall protection applies where a worker may fall 3 metres or more and in specified lower-height hazardous situations. A fall-protection plan is required where a worker may fall 3 metres or more and is not protected by guardrails; workers must be trained in the safe use of the fall-protection system.Full-time employment. Exact weekly hours, shift pattern, overtime and project schedule are confirmed in the written offer. Alberta construction employees generally follow the 8/44 overtime rule: overtime applies to hours worked over 8 hours a day or 44 hours a week, whichever is greater.Work location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Canadian work authorization and Alberta trade eligibility must be confirmed before restricted steel-erection work begins. A Polish employment contract, delegation document or PL-CAN01 social-security certificate does not itself authorize work in Canada or replace Alberta trade certification. Apply only through the official OpeningsHub profile.