2nd-Shift Heavy Weldment Welder - High-Integrity Builds

HRU; Oshkosh (WI); In loco; USD 36.000 - 45.000; Tempo pieno

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Shift premium

Pay progression tied to certification

Descrizione del lavoro

HRU is seeking a skilled welder for the 2nd shift to assemble large, high-integrity structures. You will read complex prints, set up welds, and ensure quality meets WPS and code requirements.

Responsibilities include welding ferrous and nonferrous parts, inspecting to pass first-time quality, and working with teammates on large components safely. Certification progression drives pay growth and shift premiums.

Competenze

• Education equivalent to high school plus specialized welding instruction.
• GMAW certification or 3–5 years of equivalent welding experience.
• Ability to qualify/certify for 400-level structural welding.
• Strong blueprint, drawing, and weld symbol literacy.
• Competence in shop math and dimensional measurement.
• Experience with fabrication tools: protractors, scales, squares, calipers.

Mansioni

• Set up, fit, tack, and weld ferrous and nonferrous materials to WPS.
• Apply welding codes to deliver structural, dimensional, and aesthetic compliance.
• Interpret weld inspection criteria and execute to pass the first time.
• Cut, grind, fit, and bend parts to assemble complex weldments.
• Clean, finish, and deburr to meet customer and code requirements.
• Perform tests and inspections; complete rework and approved repairs as needed.
• Salvage and rebuild components per direction.
• Work with teammates to assemble and weld large components safely.

Conoscenze

GMAW certification

Welding experience

Blueprint literacy

Weld symbol literacy

Shop math

Dimensional measurement

Formazione

High school + welding instruction

Strumenti

Protractors

Calipers

Squares

Scales

Descrizione del lavoro

HRU is seeking a skilled welder for the 2nd shift to assemble large, high-integrity structures. You will read complex prints, set up welds, and ensure quality meets WPS and code requirements.

Responsibilities include welding ferrous and nonferrous parts, inspecting to pass first-time quality, and working with teammates on large components safely. Certification progression drives pay growth and shift premiums.