MIG Fabrication Welder -- GD&T and Robotic Cell Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

Shape precision into reality

From clock-in to clock-out, you turn engineered concepts into durable, welded assemblies. Join us on 1st or 2nd shift as a MIG Fabrication Welder where safety, accuracy, and craftsmanship are the standard.

• Lay out, fit, and MIG weld components to AWS standards using engineering drawings and company workmanship criteria.
• Read and interpret fabrication prints in metric units, including GD&T callouts, and plan your sequence accordingly.
• Set up fixtures, tack parts, and weld in multiple positions using welding guns, cutting torches, carbon arc, and related fabrication tools.
• Perform grinding, flame cutting, and arc gouging when required to achieve final specifications.
• Operate robotic welding equipment and complete required safety and equipment checks (torch condition, straightness, harness inspection, etc.).
• Coordinate and prioritize tasks to meet production schedules while supporting material movement between fabrication and paint areas.
• Maintain accurate electronic and manual records for labor hours, work orders, and production documentation.
• Identify, document, and communicate fabrication issues; report discrepancies and recommend practical solutions.
• Collaborate effectively with the team and work productively with limited supervision; take on additional tasks as production needs evolve.

• Hands-on welding experience or enrollment/completion of a certified welding trade school or technical program.
• Ability to read and interpret fabrication blueprints and engineering drawings.
• A strong commitment to safety, quality, and high workmanship standards.

• Background in heavy equipment or crane manufacturing.
• Comfort with fabrication hand tools (grinders, chisels, tip cleaners, etc.).
• Experience using cutting torches and/or carbon arc gouging.
• Working knowledge of GD&T.
• Ability to read standard work instructions and complete continuous improvement documentation.
• Comfort using computers for production transactions.
• Understanding of metric measurement systems.

• Exposure to welding fumes.
• Noise levels of 85 dB or greater.
• Operate overhead cranes, jib cranes, and hoists.
• Frequent lifting up to 35 lbs.
• Work at multiple heights; climb ladders, equipment, and lifts.
• Ability to stand through 8-hour shifts with minimal breaks.
• Work in areas with fluctuating temperatures.
• Exposure to magnets that may affect medical devices.
• Kneel, squat, crawl, and work in tight or awkward positions.
• Repetitive grasping, pushing, pulling, and rotating motions.
• Use fine motor skills with a variety of hand and power tools.

Hearing protection, safety glasses, steel-toed/metatarsal footwear, and full welding protective equipment including jackets, chaps, helmet, grinding shield, and related gear.

• MIG Welder

Shifts available: 1st and 2nd. If precision, safety, and teamwork define your approach, we’d like to meet you.