Welder (1st Shift, Kansas City)

At Trinity Products, we’re more than just a steel fabrication company—we’re a 100% employee-owned team driven by pride, precision, and performance. As a Welder, you’ll play a vital role in creating and refining high-quality steel pipe products for industries across the nation. If you’re ready to roll up your sleeves, work with purpose, and be part of a team that truly values your craftsmanship—this is the job for you.

Welder Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Perform weld preparation, welding, and finishing tasks in accordance with detailed specifications, blueprints, and drawings.

• Use submerged arc welding (SAW) techniques to repair and strengthen weld seams on large steel pipes.

• Set up and fine-tune welding fixtures and parameters, including amps, volts, and positioning for optimal welds.

• Execute grinding and finishing operations using manual and power tools for a clean, polished result.

• Operate and maintain welding equipment to ensure safe and effective performance.

• Use precision measuring instruments such as calipers and micrometers to inspect and verify work.

• Follow all safety protocols and maintain a clean, organized work environment.

• Utilize mobile apps and digital tools to manage job orders and track progress.

• Operate overhead cranes to safely move heavy materials (training provided if needed).

• Contribute to a high-performance team by completing other tasks as assigned by your supervisor.

Requirements:

• Steel-toe boots, sleeved shirts, and a welding hood are required—your personal gear shows you're ready to get the job done right!
• We’ve got you covered with the rest: Trinity provides all essential PPE including a hard hat, safety glasses, ear protection, and protective gloves.
• Prove your skills – Successful completion of an internal weld test is required to join our elite team of welders.
• A minimum of one year of welding experience across various techniques is preferred—bring your hands-on know-how to the table!
• Experience operating an overhead crane is a big plus—but if you don’t have it yet, we’ll help you get there.
• Comfortable working in varied ambient temperatures—you’re not afraid to tackle real-world conditions.
• Able to stand, move, and stay active throughout your shift—this is a hands-on, on-your-feet kind of role.
• Reliable transportation to and from work—punctuality and dependability matter in a fast-paced production environment.

Founded in January 1979 by Robert Griggs and a team of visionary partners, Trinity Products began as a bold dream fueled by hard work, innovation, and an unwavering entrepreneurial spirit. From those humble beginnings, we’ve grown into a national leader in steel and steel fabrication—thanks to our commitment to continuous improvement and delivering exceptional value to our customers.

Today, Trinity is proud to be a 100% Employee-Owned Company, with nearly 280 employee-owners who are directly invested in our success. With six strategic locations across the country and a broad, flexible product line, we proudly serve a wide range of industries and markets nationwide.

At Trinity, we believe our strength lies in our people. Our employee-owners are not just workers—they’re stakeholders, innovators, and the driving force behind our continued growth. If you’re looking to join a company where your contributions truly matter and your voice can shape the future, Trinity Products is the place for you.

Why You'll Love Working Here:

• Employee-Owned – Your hard work builds your future. As an employee-owner, you're not just part of the team—you have a stake in the company's success.
• Shift Premium Pay – Get rewarded for working with competitive shift differentials.
• Outstanding Benefits Package – Enjoy comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, 401(k) with match, paid time off, and more—we invest in your well-being on and off the job.
• Modern Facility & Equipment – Work in a clean, well-maintained environment with top-tier tools and machines.
• Career Growth Opportunities – We promote from within and offer continuous learning and development.
• Supportive Team Culture – You’re not just a number here—you're part of a tight-knit crew that values teamwork, safety, and craftsmanship.