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Stoakley-Stewart Consultants Ltd. in Oro-Medonte, ON is seeking an experienced Welder (Days) for our manufacturing client in metal fabrication.
You will perform fitting, welding, and fabrication tasks to exact specifications, with a focus on quality, safety, and on-time production. You should have a minimum of five years welding experience, be proficient with MIG and TIG processes, read blueprints and weld symbols, and hold CWB 47.1 certification.
Our client is a Canadian custom metal fabrication and manufacturing company that supports industrial customers with the production of precision metal components and assemblies. Their capabilities span design support, laser cutting, forming, welding, machining, and assembly, giving employees exposure to a broad range of practical manufacturing processes.
On‑Site | Oro-Medonte, ON
Job ID 10573
This is a strong opportunity for an experienced Welder (DAYS) who wants steady, hands‑on production work in a metal fabrication environment where skill, accuracy, and consistency are valued.
The role is well‑suited to someone who is comfortable with fitting, fabrication, technical drawings, weld symbols, quality inspections, and production timelines. You will be working on metal components and assemblies that require careful setup, clean execution, and a strong eye for quality throughout the welding process.
For the right candidate, this role offers a good mix of independence and team support. You will be expected to organize your work, complete welding and fabrication tasks to specification, support quality requirements, and contribute to a production environment focused on continuous improvement, safety, and doing the job right.
The Welder will perform fitting, welding, and fabrication work in support of production requirements within a multi‑shift manufacturing operation.
You will review assigned daily work schedules, organize welding orders for your shift, and complete welding tasks using MIG, TIG, and other applicable welding techniques. Much of the work involves mild steel, with additional exposure to other metals depending on production needs.
The days‑based role requires the ability to interpret technical drawings, weld symbols, measurements, procedures, and work orders. You will set up and lay out work using fixtures, jigs, and guides, then fit and fabricate parts and assemblies according to specification.
Quality is a key part of the position. You will monitor each stage of the welding process, assess weld quality, identify potential flaws or production issues, and support First Article Inspection requirements. You will also work with production leadership and quality personnel to help resolve non‑conformance issues related to part damage, shortages, tolerances, or other production concerns.
At the end of each shift, you will review ERP work‑hour entries by work order for accuracy and completeness, addressing any errors on a daily basis.
You will also be expected to maintain welding equipment and work areas according to company standards and preventative maintenance requirements, follow health and safety practices, participate in required certification training, and assist with improvements to welding processes and techniques.
The ideal candidate will bring a solid welding background in a manufacturing, fabrication, or production environment, with the ability to work from drawings, fit and fabricate parts, maintain weld quality, and support production requirements in a safe, organized shop setting.
Date Posted September 14, 2026
Job Type Day Shift, On‑Site, Permanent, Full‑Time
Industries Metal Stamping and Machining
Job Categories Manufacturing/Production/Operations
Manages Others No
Required Travel No
Relocation Assistance No
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This is a critical role within the organization and, following the recruitment and selection process, the selected candidate should expect to receive an offer promptly.
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