14d ago
Job description
Meyer Utility Structures is currently looking to hire a Control Process Operator for our plant operation located in Fort Worth, TX. The Control Process Operator sets up and operates machines, and may use blueprints, make adjustments for materials used, verify dimensional requirements, and transfer materials to storage areas.
Meyer Utility Structures is an industry leader in the engineering design and fabrication of concrete and tubular steel structures for transmission, distribution, and substation applications. With over sixty years of innovative engineering and manufacturing expertise, Meyer has helped to author and validate many of today's transmission industry standards and specifications.
Schedule: Mon- Fri 5:00 am - 4:30 pm with MANDATORY overtime on Saturdays as needed.
What you will do
- Operate any or all of the following machines:
-20' Break Press
-26' Break Press
-60' Break Press
-Plasma Table
-Kinetic (Drill Press) - Form and or cut materials into predesignated shapes and sizes
- Operate overhead cranes to move materials safely
- Troubleshoot equipment and make basic adjustments
- Make general decisions as to quality, tolerances, and operation sequence
- Follow all safety rules and practices
- Other job duties as assigned
What you will need
- Minimum of 1 year of experience operating a 20' or larger break press, Plasma Table, or Drill Press, preferably breaking and/or cutting steel up to 2" thick
- Working knowledge/experience with angle grinders/metal manufacturing/fabrication
- Experience operating overhead cranes
- Experience operating forklifts
- Ability to proficiently read blueprints and verify dimensional requirements
- The ability to maintain reliable and predictable good attendance
- The ability to stand throughout the day, and climb on/off equipment, and lift materials in excess of 50 pounds regularly
- A high level of dependability, a great attitude, and an ability to work well with a team towards achieving a common goal
Typical pay for similar roles
EstimateUS$46,540–79,280 annually
Entry level · Manufacturing · United States ·
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About this role
Posted
16 Sep 2026
Updated
16 Sep 2026
Job type
Full time
Workplace
On-site
Sectors
Working hours
UTC-05:00
Experience
Entry level
Employerarcosatowers.com
LinkedInArcosa Wind Towers
About Arcosa Wind Towers
Company Overview
Name
Arcosa Wind Towers, a division of Arcosa, Inc.
HeadquartersDallas, TX, United States
Founded2018
SizeApproximately 6,250 employees (source: arcosa.com). Revenue of $2.6 billion in FY 2024 (source: ir.arcosa.com).
What They Do
Arcosa Wind Towers specializes in the manufacturing of tubular steel wind turbine towers, focusing on the wind energy value chain. The company operates within Arcosa, Inc.'s Engineered Structures segment, which also includes utility and telecom structures. Unlike other renewable energy sectors such as solar or hydrogen, Arcosa is dedicated to wind towers, providing engineering, fabrication, and logistics support tailored to meet the specifications of turbine original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and project developers (source: arcosa.com). This strategic focus has positioned Arcosa as a significant player in the North American wind tower market, with a growing revenue stream from this segment (source: ir.arcosa.com).
Projects & Track Record
Arcosa Wind Towers has established a robust track record in the wind energy sector, with significant order intake and backlog growth. The company has expanded its manufacturing capacity, notably with the new facility in Belen, New Mexico, which is designed to serve major clients like GE Vernova and support wind projects across the western United States. In 2023 and 2024, Arcosa reported multi-hundred-million dollar orders for wind towers, reflecting a strong demand for their products as part of a multi-year upcycle in the wind sector (source: investmentclub.nd.edu). While specific project names and capacities are often disclosed by clients, Arcosa's earnings reports indicate a solid backlog of wind tower orders that are crucial for fulfilling commitments to turbine OEMs (source: sec.gov).
Recent Developments
In 2024, Arcosa announced a significant acquisition agreement to purchase Stavola's construction materials business for $1.2 billion, which underscores its strategy for growth and diversification within the construction products sector while maintaining its core capabilities in engineered structures, including wind towers (source: ir.arcosa.com). Additionally, the company reported record revenues and adjusted EBITDA for FY 2024, driven by strong performance in its Engineered Structures segment, which includes wind towers (source: ir.arcosa.com).
Working There
Arcosa Wind Towers offers a variety of roles across its manufacturing and engineering operations, including positions in production, welding, fabrication, quality assurance, and safety. The company also hires for engineering roles focused on structural and project engineering, as well as supply chain and logistics positions. With multiple manufacturing sites across the U.S., including the new facility in New Mexico, Arcosa is actively seeking talent to support its growing operations (source: arcosa.com). The corporate culture emphasizes safety, operational excellence, and collaboration, reflecting a commitment to maintaining high standards in manufacturing practices (source: sec.gov).
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