Structural Fitter
Lay out, fit, and assemble structural steel and process piping for industrial modules and field installation across the Gulf Coast.
PSV Industries is hiring skilled trades across the Texas Gulf Coast. Fitters, welders, electricians, and construction laborers building the LNG terminals, petrochemical plants, and process modules that power the United States. Submit your resume to resumes@PSVindustries.com.
PSV operates as a vertically integrated joint venture executing scope of work at modular fabrication yards and field installation sites in Beaumont, Corpus Christi, and Brownsville. We hire craft workers directly, train them on our standards, and place them on the projects driving the American industrial buildout.
Lay out, fit, and assemble structural steel and process piping for industrial modules and field installation across the Gulf Coast.
Support fitters, welders, and pipefitters with material staging, fit up, tack welding, and site execution at modular fabrication yards and field installation locations.
Install, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical systems, instrumentation, and controls in industrial modules and Gulf Coast field installations.
Weld pipe and plate components in flat, vertical, and overhead positions for industrial structural and pipe applications, including FCAW, RMD, GTAW, and SMAW processes.
PSV deploys craft teams to the worksites where the work is. Each role is hired against one of three primary MSAs.
Every PSV craft worker meets the same standards. These apply equally to U.S. workers and workers hired through the H 2B program.
PSV runs two shifts to keep modules and field execution moving. Days and shift assignment vary by client demand.
Send your resume to resumes@PSVindustries.com. In the subject line, list the role you are applying for. In the body, tell us your preferred worksite (Beaumont, Corpus Christi, or Brownsville), your years of experience, and your relevant certifications. PSV reviews every resume and responds within five business days.
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