Production Welder (Level I–III)

Production Welder (Level I–III)

Position Overview

We are hiring Production Welders (Level I–III) to support fabrication operations in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This role involves performing various welding processes, fabricating components, and maintaining quality and safety standards.

### Key Responsibilities

Perform welding using MIG, TIG, wire feed, spot welding, and oxy-acetylene torch methods

Clean, grind, and finish welds to meet specifications

Set up workpieces using hand layouts or material handling equipment

Operate tools such as grinders, sanders, and wire wheels for finishing work

Weld structural components including I-beams, frames, and fuel tanks in flat, vertical, and overhead positions

Clamp, tack, drill, cut, mill, tap, and assemble parts as required

Read and follow blueprints, specifications, and work instructions

Inspect welds and completed work for quality and accuracy; perform rework as needed

Replace welding wire and shielding gas as required

Ensure proper setup and safe use of welding equipment

Maintain and inspect equipment; report maintenance needs

Assist with pressure testing and adjustments when required

Complete assigned work within set production timelines and quality standards

Record production and time accurately

Report any material, safety, or quality concerns to leadership

### Qualifications

• Previous welding or fabrication experience preferred (level determined by skill assessment)
• Experience with welding equipment and fabrication tools
• Ability to read blueprints and use measuring tools
• Basic math skills

### Core Skills

Strong teamwork and communication

Ability to follow instructions and work with minimal supervision

Detail-oriented with problem-solving ability

Able to multitask in a fast-paced setting

Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement

Willingness to learn additional tasks and cross-train

### Education & Certifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• MIG welding certification preferred
• TIG welding certification is a plus
• Vocational or hands-on welding training is beneficial