Phillips Tank & Structure (PTS) is no ordinary tank construction company. We specialize in the complex and fast-paced environment of tank repair on a nationwide scale. No two tanks are alike, so when they need repair, they often pose unique or complicated technical issues. Our experienced engineering staff are well-versed in API 650, API 653, AWWA D100, AWWA D103, API 12D, and other tank specifications. We build and repair welded above-ground storage tanks (ASTs), bolted tanks, and related structures. We also inspect, install, and repair tank systems such as aluminum geodesic dome covers, aluminum internal floating roofs (IFRs), IFR mechanical shoe seals, liquid level gauges, fire protection systems, silo support structures, industrial storage tanks, and heating and insulation systems. Statement of Purpose To provide satisfying, long-term work opportunities for our dedicated employees - We believe that there is pride to be gained in performing productive work, and there should be great satisfaction in achieving results as a team. Our efforts will be spent towards continuously improving the health, strength, and quality of the company. We believe our collective success will generate value that supports our families and benefits our communities. The PTS difference: • Our people are our #1 priority. • Teamwork is the best way to solve problems. • Safety is critical. Everyone is responsible for creating a safe work environment. • We strive to find new and better ways of doing things every day. • Clear expectations and directions are always given. • Frequent coaching and support lead to great performers and high quality for our customers. • A manager's job is to set each employee up for success every day. • We don't punish people for mistakes - we work together to understand the root cause of a mistake and solve it together. • We strive to create an environment where you look forward to coming to work each day and leave work with a sense of pride and accomplishment. Day to Day Duties: • Performing arc and torch cutting and gouging. • Using generators, compressors, tuggers, blowers, grinders, and other power and air tools. • Welding plate with 7018, 7024 and 6010 stick (SMAW), flux core (FCAW), and submerged arc automatic machines (3 o’clock and “goat”/tractor). • Using come-alongs, hydraulic jacks, hoists, air bags, winches, and other lifting equipment. • Using tank shell buggies, tank scaffolding, tank ladders, and other specialty equipment. • Performing vacuum box tests, oil tests, dye penetrant tests, and other non-destructive quality examinations. • Using gas monitors, fresh air kits, respirators, emergency rescue kits, and other safety equipment. • Operating forklifts, man lifts, boom lifts, and other large lifting equipment. • Knowledge of crane operations (including rigging and signaling) • Reading detailed erection and fabrication drawings. • Planning the sequence and methods of fitting up, welding, repairing, and constructing tanks. • Completing job safety analysis, safety audits, site-specific training, and other safety training. • Follow directions and work professionally with other crew members. \ • Other duties as assigned. Requirements • Have great communication and organization skills. • The ability to solve problems and suggest improvements to our systems. • Have excellent attendance and show up to work on time every day. • The willingness to learn. • Be at least 18 years old. • Be able to lift 50 lbs. • Have a high school diploma or equivalent. • Be eligible to work in the United States. • Be willing to authorize background checks. • Have no criminal convictions for dishonesty, sexual misconduct, violence, or acts of terrorism. • Have a valid driver’s license. • Be willing to authorize motor vehicle driving record checks. • Be willing to submit to pre-hire, random, and post-incident drug and alcohol testing. • Ability to weld is a plus. Benefits: • Competitive Pay with annual reviews • Health, Dental and Vision insurance • 401k with company match • Great culture of teamwork, learning and development. • You’ll be part of a team where YOU matter sZqQ2r6utq
See More Details >>The Welder is responsible for expertly welding small, medium, and large bore pipes made from various metals and alloys. • Performs precise welding tasks to ensure structural integrity and safety. • Reads and interprets technical drawings and specifications to complete welding assignments accurately. • Prepares materials and surfaces prior to welding, including cleaning and positioning components. • Maintains and inspects welding equipment to ensure proper operation. • Adheres to safety protocols and industry standards to prevent accidents and ensure quality work. • Collaborates with team members to meet project deadlines and specifications. • Documents work processes and reports any issues or deviations during welding tasks.
See More Details >>The Welder is responsible for expertly welding small, medium, and large bore pipes made of various metals and alloys. • Perform precise welding tasks to ensure the integrity and quality of pipe joints. • Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and welding specifications to carry out assignments accurately. • Operate welding equipment and tools safely and efficiently, adhering to safety standards and protocols. • Inspect completed welds for defects and ensure they meet quality standards. • Maintain welding equipment and perform routine maintenance as required. • Collaborate with team members and supervisors to complete projects on time and within specifications. • Follow all safety procedures and maintain a clean and organized work environment.
See More Details >>Embarking on a career as a welder in San Francisco, CA, often begins with an apprenticeship, blending hands-on experience with technical training. Apprenticeships typically span three to four years, demanding extensive on-the-job training under seasoned professionals. According to the American Welding Society, there are approximately 771,000 welding professionals in the U.S., with a median annual salary of $45,190. In San Francisco, the average weekly wage for welders is $1,546, with experienced professionals earning up to $2,100 weekly. Trade schools, welding unions, and platforms like Gild facilitate apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a rewarding career with significant earning potential.
