Welders Hiring Event

Job Description

Job Description

Attend Our Welder Hiring Event!

Immediate Opportunities Available

Saturday, August 22nd from 10am - 3pm EST

1st Shift | 2nd Shift | Weekend Shift

Whether you're an experienced welder or looking to continue growing your fabrication career, ASC wants to meet you. Qualified candidates may have the opportunity to complete a weld assessment during the hiring event.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform welding duties using MIG, TIG, Wire Welder, Spot Welder, and oxy-acetylene torch equipment
• Weld I-beams, structural frames, fuel tanks, and related assemblies in flat, vertical, and overhead positions
• Read and work from blueprints, weld symbols, and production specifications
• Set up and lay out work using material handling equipment and hand-layout methods
• Grind, clean, and finish welds to quality standards
• Inspect completed welds and perform repairs as needed
• Clamp, tack, drill, mill, tap, cut, and assemble components for fabrication
• Operate sanders, grinders, wire wheels, and other fabrication tools
• Ensure welding equipment is properly maintained and used safely
• Assist with fuel tank pressure testing and corrective repairs as needed
• Meet production schedules while maintaining high standards of quality
• Report quality, material, production, or safety concerns to leadership
• Support ASC's commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement

What to Bring

• Valid Driver's License or Government-Issued Photo ID
• Prescription Glasses or Prescription Safety Glasses (if applicable)
• Personal Welding Hood/Shield
• Welding Sleeves
• Welding Gloves

Weld Test Expectations

Be prepared to weld.

Candidates will be evaluated on welding quality, fit-up skills, blueprint interpretation, and adherence to Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS).

The weld assessment may include:

• Butt Joint Welds
• Lap Joint Welds
• Intermittent Welds
• Slot Welds
• Radial Welds

Welding Processes Evaluated

• MIG Spray Transfer
• MIG Short Arc Transfer

Material Used:

• ¼-inch plate for MIG Spray evaluation
• ¼-inch plate for Short Arc evaluation

Additional Assessment Areas

Candidates will also be assessed on:

• Blueprint reading and interpretation
• Fitment and layout accuracy
• Ability to follow WPS requirements
• Weld appearance and quality
• Safety practices and workmanship
• Overall fabrication aptitude

Dress for Success

Candidates should arrive dressed as if reporting to work on the manufacturing floor.

Required Attire:

• Plain shirt or T-shirt
• Full-length work pants
• Closed-toe work boots preferred

Not Permitted:

• Sweatpants
• Shorts
• Clothing with holes, tears, or excessive wear
• Loose-fitting clothing that may present a safety hazard

Why Join ASC?

• Competitive Pay Based on Skills & Experience
• Shift Differentials Available
• Overtime Opportunities
• Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits
• 401(k) with Company Match
• Paid Time Off & Holidays
• Career Growth & Advancement Opportunities
• Training & Development Programs
• Stable, Growing Manufacturing Environment
• Safety-First Culture

One Team. One Goal.

Join ASC and help build safer, smarter, and more efficient ways to power the world's most demanding data centers.

ASC is an Equal Employment Opportunity Organization.

Compensation is based on experience, qualifications, certifications, and successful completion of the weld assessment. Shift differentials may apply for eligible positions.