2nd Shift: 400-Level Structural Welder — AWS/MIL-STD

HRU; Oshkosh (WI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

2nd Shift Premium

Job summary

HRU in Oshkosh, WI seeks a code-certified structural welder for 2nd shift to work on large weldments with precision and repeatable quality. You will set up, fit, tack, weld ferrous and nonferrous parts to WPS, and collaborate with fabricators and inspectors to meet stringent specifications.

The role requires 400-level structural welding qualification, reading complex drawings and welding symbols, and the ability to work with GD&T and shop math.

Qualifications

• Technical welding education equivalent to high school plus specialized welding instruction.
• GMAW certification or 3–5 years of equivalent welding experience.
• Demonstrated ability to qualify/certify to 400-level structural welding requirements.
• Proficient reading of complex drawings, blueprints, and welding symbols.
• Applied shop math and dimensional measurement skills.

Responsibilities

• Set up, fit, tack, and weld ferrous and nonferrous components to WPS.
• Follow applicable welding codes and meet quality, structural, dimensional, and aesthetic criteria.
• Interpret drawings, symbols, and inspection requirements to execute work correctly the first time.
• Cut, grind, fit, and bend parts required for complex weldments.
• Clean, finish, and deburr welds to satisfy customer and code expectations.
• Test and inspect welds; complete rework or repairs per approved procedures.
• Salvage and rebuild components when directed.
• Partner with teammates to assemble and weld large components safely and efficiently.

Skills

Reading drawings

Welding symbols

Shop math

Dimensional measurement

Education

High school diploma + welding training

Tools

Protractors

Calipers

Squares

Scales

Job description

HRU in Oshkosh, WI seeks a code-certified structural welder for 2nd shift to work on large weldments with precision and repeatable quality. You will set up, fit, tack, weld ferrous and nonferrous parts to WPS, and collaborate with fabricators and inspectors to meet stringent specifications.

The role requires 400-level structural welding qualification, reading complex drawings and welding symbols, and the ability to work with GD&T and shop math.