Production Welder

Production WelderUnder supervision, welds components together in a production environment. Set up and position components for welding operations, using strong hand-eye coordination to produce quality welds. Perform welds according to established processes, work instructions, and quality standards. Maintain weld fixture integrity and help ensure completed assemblies meet dimensional specifications. Execute welds in flat and horizontal positions while meeting production and quality requirements. Work with a variety of materials, including carbon steel and other metal alloys, utilizing MIG and related welding processes. Alert team leaders or supervisors when fixtures, tooling, or equipment require maintenance, repair, or adjustment. Complete welding assignments that may require multiple welding positions and varying levels of complexity. Perform work involving structural, load-bearing, pressure-related, cosmetic, or safety-sensitive applications. Adjust welding parameters, consumables, and equipment settings to achieve optimal results. Interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, weld symbols, and technical specifications. Contribute to continuous improvement efforts focused on quality, efficiency, and workplace safety. Meet production schedules while maintaining craftsmanship and attention to detail. Support additional manufacturing responsibilities as assigned.High school diploma or GED required. Six months to one year of welding-related experience gained through technical training, certification programs, apprenticeships, or hands-on work experience. Ability to successfully complete the company's internal Welder I qualification test. Commitment to following all safety policies, procedures, and required PPE standards. Maintain welding screens and protective barriers to ensure a safe work environment for others. Keep workstations organized, clean, and production-ready. Demonstrated ability to complete assignments accurately, professionally, and within established timelines. Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to interact effectively across all areas of the facility. Ability to read and understand safety documentation, blueprints, work instructions, and operating procedures. Identify and report unsafe conditions, equipment concerns, or potential hazards. Demonstrate initiative, adaptability, and a desire to continuously expand technical knowledge and skills. Participate in cross-training opportunities and provide support in other departments when needed.Ability to work onsite in a manufacturing environment. Available to work first shift hours. Standard schedule consists of 40 hours per week, with overtime available and expected as business needs and production requirements dictate. Flexibility to work additional hours when necessary to support customer demand and operational goals.Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits available on day one (no waiting period) 401k matching (100% of first 3%, 50% of next 3% = 4.5% match on 6% contribution) Retirement Savings Plus Plan* Earn up to 120 hours vacation during your first year of service Paid holidays and one paid Community Involvement Day available per calendar year Tuition reimbursement program Global company with small company feel Safety shoes reimbursed at $150 per year Safety prescription glasses through approved program *Based on geographic location and company performance.