Turn prints into precise metal assemblies

Do you enjoy dialing in parameters, reading a challenging print, and making clean, repeatable welds? Imagine starting with pre-cut components and finishing with a tight, spec-compliant assembly—sometimes repetitive, sometimes one-of-a-kind—often built in a fixture.

Your impact

In this role, you’ll rely on electric-arc welding to produce standardized and custom weldments. Here’s how you’ll contribute:

• Set up and run MIG/TIG processes on electric-arc machines for both repetitive and custom jobs.
• Study samples, blueprints, sketches, and instructions to plan sequence and verify requirements.
• Help design and construct weld fixtures that ensure accurate fit-up.
• Inspect to documented procedures and comply with the quality system; work may require secondary sign-off.
• Adjust machines to suit conditions—selecting heats, wires, and electrodes—to achieve production and quality goals.
• Support teammates and take direction from Lead personnel or Supervision.
• Troubleshoot welding equipment and related tools when issues arise.
• Champion safe work practices and follow all company safety standards.
• Consistently achieve routed rates or other specified targets.
• Complete accurate paperwork and daily task reporting.
• Keep your area clean and organized; tidy up at job completion or the end of shift.
• Handle other assigned tasks as needed.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; or 1–3 years of manufacturing experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience as determined by the Shop Supervisor or Operations Manager.
• Strong math proficiency and clear communication skills.
• Proficient in reading drawings and production process documentation; fluent with a tape measure.
• Must bring your own welding helmet.

Machines & technologies

• MIG Welder
• TIG Welder

Physical requirements (verbatim)