Fabrication Welder — MIG/TIG Specialist

Step into a day where precision meets craftsmanship. You’ll begin by reviewing blueprints and work orders, planning your approach, and selecting the best welding process for the job. From there, you’ll measure, cut, fit, and prep materials before laying down clean, consistent beads. Each component you fabricate, assemble, or repair moves from raw stock to a finished part that meets strict quality and safety expectations.

A day in the life

• Start with prints: read and interpret drawings and work orders to understand dimensions, joints, and sequencing.
• Prep the job: accurately measure, mark, cut, and stage materials for welding and fit-up.
• Weld with versatility: perform MIG, TIG, Stick, or Flux-Core welding as required by material, position, and spec.
• Build it right: fabricate, assemble, and repair metal components to tolerance.
• Verify quality: inspect finished welds and assemblies for accuracy, appearance, and structural integrity.
• Work safely and cleanly: follow safety procedures, use PPE, and keep the work area organized.

What you bring

• Previous welding experience preferred, with hands-on familiarity using MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Core.
• Skill reading blueprints and the ability to use measuring and layout tools confidently.
• Strong attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to workplace safety.
• Welding certifications are a plus.

If you take pride in consistent, high‑quality welds and like seeing a plan on paper become a finished product, you’ll feel right at home here.