Journeyperson Ironworker - Oilfield Construction Maintenance - Monday to Thursday
FLINT is currently hiring a Journeyperson Ironworker for a temporary industrial project located in Carseland, Alberta, approximately 35 km east of Calgary. Starting July 28, 2025, the role offers a Monday to Thursday schedule with 10-hour days and benefits eligibility after 300 hours worked. This position is ideal for local candidates, as it does not include camp accommodations or travel allowances. Qualified applicants must have at least three years of industrial experience and hold a valid Journeyperson Ironworker certification. FLINT provides a supportive, safety-driven environment and plays a leading role in Canada's industrial construction and maintenance sectors.
Position
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Accommodations
Responsibilities
Ironworkers will contribute to structural and industrial construction projects, ensuring safe and accurate assembly and installation of components.
- Perform ironwork tasks in an industrial construction setting
- Install, align, and secure steel and metal structures
- Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications
- Ensure compliance with site safety protocols and procedures
- Work in various environmental conditions and at heights
- Collaborate with team members to complete tasks efficiently
Requirements
Applicants must be certified and experienced in industrial ironwork and meet safety and physical demands of the role.
- Minimum 3 years' industrial experience
- Valid Journeyperson Ironworker certification
- CSTS-2020 and Fall Protection certification
- Physically fit to handle demanding site conditions
- Proficient in English (verbal and written)
- Reliable personal transportation to the Carseland site
Perks and Benefits
This temporary position includes access to benefits after meeting work hour requirements and offers consistent weekday scheduling.
- 10-hour days, Monday to Thursday
- Start date: July 28, 2025
- Eligibility for benefits after 300+ hours worked
- Valuable experience with a major industrial service provider
- Supportive and safety-driven work culture
Worksite/Project
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance Projects
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance Projects in Alberta involve the development, expansion, and upkeep of infrastructure for oil and gas extraction in the province's vast oilfields. These projects include the construction of drilling rigs, wellheads, pipelines, and processing plants, as well as ongoing maintenance to keep operations running smoothly. Maintenance work often includes repairs, equipment upgrades, and infrastructure assessments to optimize performance and ensure safety compliance. The oilfield sectors construction and maintenance efforts are essential for supporting Albertas energy industry, which remains a key contributor to the Canadian economy
Oilfield Construction and Maintenance ProjectsEmployer Hiring
FLINT Corp
FLINT Corp is a Canadian provider of maintenance, construction, and industrial services to the energy and industrial markets, publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker FLNT and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. The company delivers a broad range of services, including maintenance and turnarounds, facility construction, fabrication, modularization and machining, wear technologies and weld overlays, pipeline installation and integrity, high-voltage construction, electrical and instrumentation, environmental services, and workforce and heavy-equipment-operator supply. FLINT serves customers across the oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, power, agriculture, forestry, infrastructure, and water-treatment industries, with operations concentrated in Western Canada and the United States. The company, previously known as ClearStream Energy Services, adopted the FLINT Corp name in January 2023, reviving a long-established brand in Canada's energy services sector.
FLINT Corp