ASME Structural Plate Welder-Fabricator

Job Description

Job Description

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Location: Thomasville, GA
Schedule: Night shift, Monday–Thursday, 4:30 p.m.–3:00 a.m.

As the plant settles into the evening, you clock in, review blueprints, and prep material for heavy-plate fabrication. You’ll set up parts, verify measurements, and bring components together with skill and precision—supporting the manufacture of integrated boiler and burner systems trusted across industries.

• Lay out, fit, position, and align structural metal components per drawings and process sheets.
• Use cutting torches confidently and perform carbon arc gouging when required.
• Read and interpret blueprints; verify dimensions using tapes, levels, and related measuring tools.
• Apply foundational welding techniques and build proficiency toward code-quality work.
• Within an established timeframe, successfully pass basic ASME certification tests.
• Accurately utilize the timekeeping system for all shifts and tasks.
• Follow all plant safety policies and procedures without exception.

Take on additional tasks as assigned by the Cell Leader or Foreman in support of the team.

• Education: High school diploma or GED preferred; solid reading, writing, and math skills. Technical training from an accredited program preferred.
• Experience: Completion of a welding program or approximately 6 months of relevant welding experience.
• Decision-making: Entry/trainee role with limited independent decision authority; escalate questions to your trainer, Cell Leader, or Foreman.

• Lift up to 60 lbs to chest height on a regular basis.
• Stand and walk on concrete for up to 12 hours; frequently bend, stretch, stoop, and squat.
• Climb ladders up to 8 feet and work in elevated areas up to 15 feet; climb stairs as needed.
• Work in temperatures aligned with outdoor ambient conditions.
• Access all indoor and outdoor plant areas; exposure to noise, dust, dirt, welding fumes, lubricants, and oils.
• Use required PPE at all times, including safety glasses, hearing protection, steel-toed footwear, and fall protection.

• Competitive pay
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision
• Maternity support program and discounted virtual physician visits
• Voluntary benefits: Critical Illness, Hospital Care, Accidental Injury
• FSA and HSA options
• Life insurance; short- and long-term disability
• 401(k) with cash match
• Employee assistance program (EAP)
• Pet insurance and employee discount program
• Tuition assistance
• Paid time off and 11 paid holidays

Cleaver-Brooks is the market leader in integrated boiler and burner systems. Our unmatched distribution network, training, and service support the long-term performance our customers count on. As the only provider that manufactures boilers, burners, controls, and comprehensive ancillary and aftermarket solutions, we deliver single-source, space-optimized boiler room systems that lower total cost. For more than 90 years, we’ve focused on efficient, reliable, safe, and sustainable products—backed by a commitment to performance.

This posting outlines the general nature of the role and responsibilities and does not represent an exhaustive list. Management may assign or adjust duties and modify this description at its discretion.