2nd Shift MIG/TIG Welder — Bonus & 13% Premium

Generac; Town of Eagle (WI); On-site; USD 24,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Generac is seeking Welders on 2nd shift (Mon–Fri, 3:00 PM–11:00 PM with possible Saturday overtime). Welder I starts at $21.25/hr plus 13% shift premium; Welder II at $25.50/hr plus 13% shift premium. A quarterly bonus of up to 6% is available based on site performance.

Welders will perform Mig, Aluminum, TIG, and robotic welding for fabrication of parts used in product assembly. Training and safety are emphasized. Applicants should be able to read blueprints and adapt across products.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or Certification required.
• Basic welding experience and/or training.
• Ability to follow direction and work in a team environment.
• Understanding of welding fundamentals.
• Crane Certification (Welder II)

Responsibilities

• Comply with the company/site safety rules.
• Perform safe and effective operation of equipment needed to perform job function.
• Flex across different products and areas to support business needs.
• Provide training to new employees or employees learning new work areas to work instructions/standard work.
• Follow established procedures, processes, or policies.
• Interpret and understand engineering drawings and blueprints to accurately execute welding tasks.
• Assist with robotic welder.
• Additional duties as assigned.

Skills

Welding fundamentals

Teamwork

Read blueprints

Robotic welding assistance

Troubleshooting welding issues

Education

High school diploma or Certification

Tools

Mig welding equipment

Tig welding equipment

Robotic welding equipment

Job description

Generac is seeking Welders on 2nd shift (Mon–Fri, 3:00 PM–11:00 PM with possible Saturday overtime). Welder I starts at $21.25/hr plus 13% shift premium; Welder II at $25.50/hr plus 13% shift premium. A quarterly bonus of up to 6% is available based on site performance.

Welders will perform Mig, Aluminum, TIG, and robotic welding for fabrication of parts used in product assembly. Training and safety are emphasized. Applicants should be able to read blueprints and adapt across products.