Lexicon, Inc.
Are you ready to start “Building America”? At Lexicon, we’re seeking a skilled Metal Mechanic I to join our team and be a part of our continued success. This role presents an exciting opportunity for growth and development.
If you’re passionate about being a part of a team that values integrity, teamwork, and innovation, then Lexicon is the place for you. Join us and become a part of our growing family as we continue to build a brighter future together.
Benefits
Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance HSA with Employer contributions Life Insurance Paid Holidays and Vacation 401k with company match Lexicon University – free career development and training Overview
The Metal Mechanic will fabricate, build, and install various types of metal structures and equipment for facility maintenance and installation programs. Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Select appropriate material for each job based on the desired or necessary strength. Cut, bend, and shape sheet metal to required dimensions. Measure and cut according to specifications, blueprints, or directions. Connect pieces or secure seams by riveting, rolling, soldering, or using steel screws. Use appropriate machinery to complete assigned jobs. Coordinate required shutdowns and startups of equipment with other departments after sheet metal installation. Develop and maintain records for projects and repairs. Maintain a clean and orderly workspace. Work overtime and maintain regular, punctual attendance. Qualifications
High school education or equivalent. Successful completion of an apprenticeship or a three‑year in‑company training program. Physical Demands
Prolonged periods of lifting, reaching, and working on scaffolding and overhead structures. Lift up to 50 pounds frequently. Lift entire bodyweight while climbing. Stand, bend, kneel often and walk for long periods. Tolerate temperature fluctuations and a dusty/noisy work environment. Safety Sensitive
This role is classified as safety sensitive. Candidates must show the capacity to proactively initiate, effectively lead, and consistently uphold safety policies, practices, procedures, and housekeeping standards. Compliance with this requirement is a fundamental condition for employment.
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Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance HSA with Employer contributions Life Insurance Paid Holidays and Vacation 401k with company match Lexicon University – free career development and training Overview
The Metal Mechanic will fabricate, build, and install various types of metal structures and equipment for facility maintenance and installation programs. Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Select appropriate material for each job based on the desired or necessary strength. Cut, bend, and shape sheet metal to required dimensions. Measure and cut according to specifications, blueprints, or directions. Connect pieces or secure seams by riveting, rolling, soldering, or using steel screws. Use appropriate machinery to complete assigned jobs. Coordinate required shutdowns and startups of equipment with other departments after sheet metal installation. Develop and maintain records for projects and repairs. Maintain a clean and orderly workspace. Work overtime and maintain regular, punctual attendance. Qualifications
High school education or equivalent. Successful completion of an apprenticeship or a three‑year in‑company training program. Physical Demands
Prolonged periods of lifting, reaching, and working on scaffolding and overhead structures. Lift up to 50 pounds frequently. Lift entire bodyweight while climbing. Stand, bend, kneel often and walk for long periods. Tolerate temperature fluctuations and a dusty/noisy work environment. Safety Sensitive
This role is classified as safety sensitive. Candidates must show the capacity to proactively initiate, effectively lead, and consistently uphold safety policies, practices, procedures, and housekeeping standards. Compliance with this requirement is a fundamental condition for employment.
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