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Steel Erector Jobs Saskatchewan.

Steel Erector

Join the Team at Janzen Steel Buildings

Steel erectors are at the heart of every project at Janzen Steel Buildings. From assembling structural components to ensuring safe and precise installations, steel erectors help bring high-quality commercial and agricultural buildings to life. Based near Saskatoon, our team works on projects across Saskatchewan that demand skill, attention to detail, and teamwork.

If you enjoy hands-on construction, take pride in precision and safety, and like seeing a project come together from start to finish, Janzen Steel Buildings offers an environment where expertise and craftsmanship are valued.

Why work with Janzen Steel Buildings?

  • Competitive compensation and benefits

  • Opportunities to grow skills and advance in construction trades

  • A safety-focused, collaborative team environment

Janzen Steel Buildings is recognized for reliable, quality construction. Those interested in contributing to well-built steel structures are encouraged to connect and learn more.

Steel Erectors are responsible for:​

  • Study and understand structural blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine the correct placement of steel components.

  • Verify measurements, weights, and positions of steel beams, columns, and other structures to ensure accurate installation.

  • Set up scaffolding, ladders, or temporary structures needed to access elevated work areas.

  • ​You may need to operate equipment such as(but not limited to) Telehandlers, Articulating boom lifts, or Scissor lifts.

  • Ensure safety measures are in place, such as guardrails or harness systems, before beginning the erection process.

  • Assist with unloading and organizing steel materials on-site, ensuring proper storage to prevent damage or loss.

  • Assemble steel frames and structures by bolting components together as per design specifications.

  • Install structural supports, steel columns, trusses, and beams at the required locations and levels.

  • Verify that all installed steel components are level, plumb, and aligned properly before securing them permanently.

  • Follow all safety protocols, including wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) like hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, steel-toe boots, and harnesses.

  • Adhere to fall protection regulations and use fall arrest systems when working at heights.

  • Work closely with other construction teams, including welders, electricians, and carpenters, to ensure seamless collaboration and progress.

  • Maintain and repair tools and equipment used in the steel erection process, ensuring they are in good working order.

  • Work efficiently to ensure that steel erection tasks are completed on time, coordinating with other trades to prevent delays.​

  • Be prepared to work both indoors and outdoors, in various weather conditions. 

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