Your next weld could power a locomotivePicture this: You’re on the 2nd shift at Progress Rail (a Caterpillar company) in Muncie, Indiana. Your first job is a structural subassembly for a rail application. You inspect the drawing, confirm materials, square the fit-up, and lay in a clean GMAW root. Every pass meets ISO, AAR, and Progress Rail QSP 4.9 requirements—because quality and safety are non-negotiable here.The missionJoin Impact Workforce Solutions and Progress Rail to fabricate and join metal components using multi-process welding—primarily MIG with additional Stick, TIG, and Flux Core—delivering reliable, on-spec products for heavy equipment and rail.Compensation & schedulePay: $22+ per hour (depends on experience and shift)Full-time with weekly payShifts: 1st (Mon–Fri 6:00am–2:30pm), 2nd (Mon–Fri 2:30pm–11:00pm), 3rd (Sun–Thurs 9:30pm–6:00am)Workload: 40–56 hours per week, 5–6 days (OT may be required)Growth, training, and support5 Days of PTO and 6 Paid HolidaysUp to 50% of health insurance premiums paid by ImpactAccess to a retirement plan, financial fitness resources, and employee savings programsMentorship opportunities and training on advanced equipment, including Robot WeldersWhat you’ll tackleAchieve/maintain internal welding certification to meet ISO/AAR/other regulatory standardsFit, weld, and finish to print; read blueprints, assembly instructions, and BOMsCut stock precisely with powered saws; prep joints with angle grinders/hand toolsExecute single- and multi-pass welds in all positions (GMAW/SMAW; pipe welding exposure a plus)Document measurements with tape measures, scales, and calipers; record inspection dataOperate pneumatic/electric tools and overhead cranes to safely move componentsPerform preventative/basic maintenance on welding machines and related equipmentShare knowledge—train and mentor less experienced weldersForklift certification preferredWho thrives hereCertified welders with multi-process range (about 90% MIG, 10% Stick; TIG and Flux Core familiarity)Pros with mechanical intuition and solid troubleshooting skillsBackground in vehicle & fleet welding and locomotive-related fabricationPhysical realities & safety-first cultureLift up to 50 lbs.; work within tight/ confined spacesClimb, reach, kneel; frequent use of arms and legsMaintain visual/hearing acuity; always use proper PPEWork in varied conditions, including temperature extremes and inclement weatherSafety-sensitive environment with heavy equipment and live tracks—policies and PPE compliance are mandatoryTools of the tradeMIG Welder, TIG Welder, Stick Welder, Flux-Cored Arc WelderTake the next stepReady to contribute to a team recognized for excellence and safety? Apply now.EOEThank you for your interest in Impact Workforce Solutions, we are proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and participate in the E-Verify eligibility confirmation program.