Iron workers play a critical role in the construction and maintenance of energy infrastructure, assembling steel frameworks, pipelines, and heavy structural components. They cut, weld, and bolt steel sections to build offshore drilling rigs, refineries, power plants, and wind turbine foundations. Their work ensures the strength, durability, and stability of industrial structures in harsh environments.

This role requires strong technical skills in steel fabrication, welding, and rigging, as well as adherence to strict safety regulations. Iron workers collaborate with engineers, riggers, and crane operators to complete complex energy projects. A career as an iron worker offers opportunities to work on large-scale industrial installations worldwide.