From clock-in to clock-out, you turn engineered concepts into durable, welded assemblies. Join us on 1st or 2nd shift as a MIG Fabrication Welder where safety, accuracy, and craftsmanship are the standard.
A day in the life
Lay out, fit, and MIG weld components to AWS standards using engineering drawings and company workmanship criteria.
Read and interpret fabrication prints in metric units, including GD&T callouts, and plan your sequence accordingly.
Set up fixtures, tack parts, and weld in multiple positions using welding guns, cutting torches, carbon arc, and related fabrication tools.
Perform grinding, flame cutting, and arc gouging when required to achieve final specifications.
Operate robotic welding equipment and complete required safety and equipment checks (torch condition, straightness, harness inspection, etc.).
Coordinate and prioritize tasks to meet production schedules while supporting material movement between fabrication and paint areas.
Maintain accurate electronic and manual records for labor hours, work orders, and production documentation.
Identify, document, and communicate fabrication issues; report discrepancies and recommend practical solutions.
Collaborate effectively with the team and work productively with limited supervision; take on additional tasks as production needs evolve.
What you bring
Hands-on welding experience or enrollment/completion of a certified welding trade school or technical program.
Ability to read and interpret fabrication blueprints and engineering drawings.
A strong commitment to safety, quality, and high workmanship standards.
Preferred qualifications
Background in heavy equipment or crane manufacturing.
Comfort with fabrication hand tools (grinders, chisels, tip cleaners, etc.).
Experience using cutting torches and/or carbon arc gouging.
Working knowledge of GD&T.
Ability to read standard work instructions and complete continuous improvement documentation.
Comfort using computers for production transactions.
Understanding of metric measurement systems.
Physical requirements
Exposure to welding fumes.
Noise levels of 85 dB or greater.
Operate overhead cranes, jib cranes, and hoists.
Frequent lifting up to 35 lbs.
Work at multiple heights; climb ladders, equipment, and lifts.
Ability to stand through 8-hour shifts with minimal breaks.
Work in areas with fluctuating temperatures.
Exposure to magnets that may affect medical devices.
Kneel, squat, crawl, and work in tight or awkward positions.
Repetitive grasping, pushing, pulling, and rotating motions.
Use fine motor skills with a variety of hand and power tools.
Required PPE
Hearing protection, safety glasses, steel-toed/metatarsal footwear, and full welding protective equipment including jackets, chaps, helmet, grinding shield, and related gear.
Machines & technologies you'll use
MIG Welder
Shifts available: 1st and 2nd. If precision, safety, and teamwork define your approach, we’d like to meet you.