Seattle City (spot)Light: Brian Moehrle, Structural Ironworker
The Basics
How long have you been at City Light? March 2025
Tell us about your role. As an ironworker, I work with metal materials in a variety of ways. Sometimes that’s in the Steel Shop welding and cleaning metal or climbing electrical towers to make critical repairs. There are many different types of electrical towers that make up our grid, and it’s my job to make sure they remain structurally sound. This can involve installing additional steel, welding, drilling, or bolting on brackets and other structural components.
Background
Discipline/Trade of study: 20+ years as an ironworker in Local 86 in Seattle
Tell us about your family/pets: I’ve been married to my wife Jennifer for a little over 10 years. We have two children, my daughter Blayke and my son Jett, as well as two dogs, Lucas and Rumi.
Just for Fun
What’s one thing that has surprised you about working at City Light? How family orientated the company is.
The big game is on – what sport are you watching and who are you rooting for? Seattle teams, Seahawks, Kraken, Sounders, and Team USA.
Cats or dogs? Dogs
What’s your favorite ‘80s movie? “The Great Outdoors.”
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