MIG Welder-Fabricator, Sheet Metal Assemblies

• Do you lay down consistent, clean beads on mild and stainless sheet metal?
• Can you read complex engineered drawings and hit tight tolerances?
• Do you enjoy switching between fitting, welding, and finishing to deliver great-looking parts?

Friday–Sunday, 6:00am–6:30pm

Precision sheet metal weldments—dimensionally accurate and cosmetically sound—produced individually or with a small team.

• MIG weld both mild and stainless steel; perform spray transfer when required
• Fit, cope, tack, and align parts based on layout and drawings
• Adjust machines per department manuals; fine-tune voltage to suit the job
• Grind and buff to meet appearance specifications; remove material safely and efficiently
• Inspect parts to drawings (basic through complex); validate size and length of welds within tolerance
• Assess weld quality and perform repairs as needed
• Identify materials (copper types, stainless grades) and select appropriate consumables
• Apply knowledge of flux core and shielded wire processes
• Square components accurately; perform stud welding
• Use torch cutting and arc metal gouging when required

• 1–2 years’ relevant experience
• English proficiency (written and verbal) and strong teamwork/communication skills
• Ability to execute hot work outside the department
• Finish grinding and surface finishing expertise to departmental standards
• Familiarity with fixtures in your area and how your work supports the broader build
• Knowledge of AWS charts/steel tables and welding symbols
• Confidence using tape measures, squares, clamps, fillet gauges, angle finders, and more
• Ability to convert decimals to fractions using a conversion chart
• Strict adherence to Lock Out Tag Out procedures
• Commitment to company operating procedures, safety rules, and ISO requirements

Reports to: Department Supervisor. Collaborates with: Machine Operators, Welders, Painters, Material Handlers, Leadpersons, and Supervisors. External contacts: N/A.

Shop-based role with constant exposure to typical fabrication conditions. PPE is required, and safety programs are in place to protect every employee while maintaining workflow.