Job
Ironworker
Hourly Avg.
18
eur per hour
Date Posted
October 10, 2025
Valid Trough
October 28, 2026
About the Job
Metal workers fabricate, shape, assemble, and repair metal components used in construction, manufacturing, machinery, and structural projects. Their work often involves preparing materials to precise dimensions, using cutting and forming equipment, and assembling parts according to drawings or specifications. Depending on the role, they may work with steel, aluminium, stainless steel, or other metals and use both manual tools and workshop machinery.
Metal Worker responsibilities:
- Measure, mark, cut, bend, drill, and shape metal components according to specifications
- Read technical drawings, plans, and fabrication instructions
- Assemble metal parts and structures using suitable joining and fastening methods
- Operate hand tools, power tools, and metalworking machinery
- Prepare metal surfaces for further processing, assembly, or finishing
- Check dimensions, alignment, and fit of completed components
- Repair or modify existing metal parts and structures when required
- Follow workshop and site safety procedures when handling tools, machinery, and materials
Metal Worker requirements and skills:
- Practical experience in metalworking, fabrication, construction, or a related trade
- Ability to read measurements and basic technical drawings
- Knowledge of common metals and appropriate processing methods
- Safe use of cutting, drilling, grinding, forming, and other metalworking equipment
- Ability to measure and prepare components accurately for fabrication or assembly
- Understanding of common joining and fastening techniques
- Physical ability to handle metal components and work with workshop equipment
- Relevant welding, machinery, or safety qualifications may be required for certain positions
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One of the largest historic old towns in western Austria gives Hall in Tirol a distinctive setting for shopping, culture, and tourism. Medieval streets and buildings remain central to everyday city life, while the surrounding Tyrolean landscape adds further opportunities for leisure and short trips. Behind this historic appearance is a remarkably broad economic base: more than 1,500 business locations range from small companies in the old town to larger industrial and internationally active employers on the outskirts. Hall is also an important center for healthcare, education, and public services, with strong rail, bus, and motorway connections linking the city to Innsbruck and the wider region.
Beyond its distinctive landscape, Tyrol has a varied economy shaped by tourism, construction, manufacturing, trade, and services. Innsbruck serves as the main business and educational center, while companies and employment opportunities are spread across several regional hubs throughout the state.
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Job
Ironworker
Hourly Avg. Range
Date Posted
October 10, 2025
Valid Trough
October 28, 2026
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