Steel Erector Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I’ve worked on a lot of overhead lifting and scaffolding projects over the years, and I’ve found that solid rigging and careful load management keep everyone safe and on schedule. At [Previous Company] we moved a 1200 kg girder in a tight space with a small crew, using a winch setup and clear communications to keep the lift controlled. I can bring that same practical approach to [Company Name], focusing on reliable connections, clear checklists, and steady hands on every lift. I’m comfortable with rigging and slinging, attaching pulleys and blocks to overhead structures, and setting up winches and gear for lifting girders. I’ve worked with erecting guard rails and safety nets, and I understand how to position sections of scaffolding and bolt tubes and braces to spec. I’m used to measuring and cutting welded mesh and reinforcing steel for formwork, and I keep a strong eye on load securing and counterweights handling. One project sticks with me because the approach paid off in time and safety. We faced a tight window to install scaffold tubes while keeping access open for other trades. I helped set up the rigging plan, ran the hoist smoothly, and verified every connection before any lift. The section went up on schedule with no incidents and the team could keep moving. It’s the kind of steady, practical work I want to bring to [Company Name]. I’m available to chat about how I can help on site. If you’d like to discuss timing and fit, I’m happy to connect. Kind regards, [Your Name]