A skilled tradesperson at work on an industrial site

Houston, TX

Open positions

The roles we place for our clients across manufacturing, fabrication and industrial services.

The trades we staff

Availability changes week to week, so the live openings and their shifts are listed in our recruiting portal. Don't see your trade? Call 832-802-6240 and ask. We place outside this list regularly.

  • ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL

    Administrative personnel are responsible for managing daily operations, coordinating internal logistics, and providing administrative support to all departments within the company.

    • Manage internal and external correspondence and communications.
    • Organize meetings, events, and schedules.
    • Maintain and file important company documents.

  • MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS

    Maintenance technicians ensure that the company’s equipment and facilities are operating efficiently and without interruption.

    • Perform preventive inspections and repairs on machinery and equipment.
    • Diagnose faults in electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems.
    • Keep detailed records of maintenance activities performed.

  • SANITATION / HOUSEKEEPING

    Sanitation and housekeeping personnel are responsible for keeping the company's environment clean and safe.

    • Clean and disinfect work areas, offices, and bathrooms.
    • Ensure cleaning equipment is in good condition and available.
    • Monitor cleaning product inventory and report needs.

  • SHIPPING & RECEIVING

    The shipping and receiving personnel manage the logistics of incoming and outgoing products and materials within the company.

    • Receive, inspect, and log incoming products.
    • Pack and prepare products for shipment to customers.
    • Maintain an inventory of materials and products in transit.

  • SUPERVISORS

    Supervisors manage work teams, ensure productivity, and enforce quality and safety standards within the company.

    • Supervise and coordinate the work of operators and technicians.
    • Ensure compliance with workplace safety regulations.
    • Provide feedback and ongoing training to employees.

  • QUALITY CONTROL

    Quality control professionals ensure that all products and processes meet the company's established quality standards and industry regulations.

    • Conduct inspections and tests on products to verify their quality.
    • Identify and report quality deviations in production.
    • Quick turnaround times to fill critical positions.

  • STRUCTURAL WELDERS

    Structural welders are responsible for welding metal components used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other structures.

    • Weld beams, columns, and other structural parts.
    • Follow blueprints and safety protocols to ensure accuracy and safety.
    • Inspect welds to ensure they meet quality and safety standards.

  • PIPE WELDERS

    Pipe welders specialize in welding pipes that transport liquids and gases for industrial applications such as plumbing, oil pipelines, and chemical plants.

    • Weld pipes made of various metals and alloys.
    • Measure, cut, and fit pipes to specified dimensions.
    • Conduct tests to verify that the pipes are leak-proof and up to code.

  • SKILLED LABOR

    Skilled laborers perform specialized tasks that require a high level of craftsmanship, training, or experience in fields like construction, manufacturing, and maintenance.

    • Operate heavy machinery or hand tools for precision work.
    • Follow detailed instructions to construct or repair structures and machinery.
    • Ensure that work is completed on time while meeting safety standards.

  • STRUCTURAL FITTERS

    Structural fitters work with the assembly of metal structures, ensuring that pieces are properly aligned and securely fastened during the construction process.

    • Align and fit metal components together before welding.
    • Use hand tools, power tools, and rigging equipment to ensure accuracy in construction.

  • PIPE FITTERS

    Pipe fitters install and maintain pipes that carry liquids, gases, and other substances in industrial and commercial buildings.

    • Plan and install piping systems according to specifications.
    • Cut, bend, and thread pipes to fit specific installations.
    • Test systems for leaks and ensure they meet safety standards.

  • FORKLIFT OPERATOR

    Forklift operators are responsible for moving and stacking materials in warehouses, construction sites, and manufacturing plants using forklifts and other lifting equipment.

    • Operate forklifts to load and unload goods and materials.
    • Transport materials to designated storage or processing areas.
    • Ensure that the forklift is maintained and operated according to safety guidelines.
See live openings and apply

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Questions before you apply? Call us

832-802-6240 info@apacheworkforce.com