Welder Apprentice

Johnson Controls; Nisku; On-site; CAD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative technology-driven company is seeking an Apprentice Welder to join their dynamic team. This role involves fabricating custom prototypes and working with various welding processes in a high-paced production environment. The ideal candidate will be enrolled in a recognized trade school and possess valid welding certifications. You'll collaborate closely with supervisors to ensure quality and efficiency while adhering to safety standards. If you're passionate about welding and eager to grow in a supportive environment, this opportunity is perfect for you!

Qualifications

• Registered as an apprentice welder in Alberta, enrolled in a trade school.
• Work towards Interprovincial Red Seal or CWB tickets.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate custom prototypes from supplied drawings and create jigs.
• Operate manual or semi-automatic welding equipment to fuse metal segments.

Skills

GMAW Welding

SMAW Welding

Blueprint Reading

Communication Skills

Attention to Detail

Education

Registered Apprentice Welder

Trade School Enrollment

Tools

Welding Equipment

Brazing Equipment

Metal Shaping Machines

Job description

Job Description

Overview

Silent-Aire Limited Partnership, a wholly owned subsidiary of Johnson Controls, is a technology-driven company specializing in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of hyperscale cooling and modular data center solutions.

JOIN A GROWING INDUSTRY!

Our manufacturing facilities are located in Edmonton, Sherwood Park, and Nisku.

We offer various shifts:
Rotating Day Shift (continental), Monday to Thursday Nightshift, Weekend Nightshift (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday).

Title:

Apprentice Welder

Department:

Welding

Reports To:

Welding Supervisor

Overview

The Apprentice Welder is responsible for fabricating custom prototypes from supplied drawings, creating jigs and fixtures to produce production parts meeting customer specifications, and fabricating metal structures using jigs and fixtures in a high-paced production environment. This role collaborates with Supervisors and Lead Hands to ensure continuous improvements, meet quotas, and weld according to pre-set parameters using MIG, ARC, and TIG welding processes.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Read, interpret, and review blueprints or welding process specifications to ensure designs function as intended in their environment.

• Operate manual or semi-automatic welding equipment (GTAW, GMAW, FCAW, PAW, SMAW, OAW, SAW) to fuse metal segments.

• Operate brazing, soldering, and flame-cutting equipment.

• Use metal shaping machines such as brakes, shears, and other bending and straightening tools.

• Weld on parts to repair or add layers to metal products.

• Conduct inspections, repairs, modifications, and retrofits.

• Monitor parts usage and report material issues.

• Ensure accuracy and completeness of tasks and projects.

• Maintain detailed and accurate reports and documentation.

• Stay updated on technological, compliance, and repair technique changes.

• Perform all duties in accordance with Silent-Aire safety standards and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety regulations.

• Perform other duties as required.

Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities

• Be registered as an apprentice welder in Alberta and enrolled in a recognized trade school.

• Work towards Interprovincial Red Seal or CWB tickets.

• Hold valid welding certifications in GMAW, SMAW, and other positions.

• Ability to work under supervision, independently, and as part of a team.

• Experience with routine maintenance operations.

• Effective verbal and written communication skills.

• Ability to work well under pressure with strong attention to detail.

Working Conditions

• Availability for 24/7 shifts may be required.

• Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs.

• Travel to off-site locations may be necessary.

• Adherence to safety policies and wearing protective equipment is mandatory.

• Overtime may be required.

• Work involves hazards typical of the trade, both indoors and outdoors, occasionally at heights, and may include exposure to construction sites.

Contacts

• Communication primarily within the work team, including Journeyman Welders and the Welding Supervisor.