Mig Welder

Are you a skilled Manual MIG Welder looking for a stable, hands-on role in a production environment? We are looking for a dedicated and safety-focused welder to join our Production team in Athens TN. If you take pride in producing high-quality welds and understand the importance of precision and safety, we want to hear from you!

What You'll Do (Duties & Responsibilities)

As a Manual MIG Welder, you will be responsible for the precise welding of assemblies and component parts to ensure the production of quality products. Your key responsibilities will include:

• Manual Welding: Load assemblies or component parts into fixtures and adjust welding machines to manually weld components, producing quality parts.

• Machine Setup: Accurately set and maintain proper welding temperatures, wire feeds, and gas settings for optimal weld quality.

• Quality Assurance: Visually inspect all welds for proper penetration and porosity. Use checking fixtures, SPC control charts, and other tools to guarantee part quality.

• Material Handling: Properly locate and secure various assemblies or component parts into fixtures.

• Tool Use: Efficiently use small hand tools necessary for the job.

• Safety & Communication: Communicate proactively with the Production Supervisor regarding quality issues, equipment problems, and other job-related functions.

• Cleanliness: Maintain excellent housekeeping of your immediate area and the welding department.

• Safety Culture: Adhere strictly to all safe work practices, rules, and regulations. Safety is a condition of employment and a shared responsibility within the plant.

What You'll Bring (Required Skills & Experience)

• Experience: Prior welding experience is required.

• MIG Expertise: Knowledgeable of welding techniques and manufacturing processes, with the ability to use MIG welding guns and make adjustments to ensure quality welds.

• Quality Knowledge: Familiarity with SPC controls and quality assurance tools.

• Certification: Must be willing to undergo annual recertification.

• Education: A High School Diploma or GED is preferred.