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Ace Precision Inc. is seeking a skilled TIG welder to join our precision fabrication team in Wisconsin. You will weld stainless steel, aluminum, nickel and cobalt alloys with GTAW while reading drawings and process sheets to ensure high-quality results.
Our shop emphasizes craftsmanship, teamwork, and safety. You will work on varied components, use fixtures and positioners, and contribute to a culture of excellence and reliability.
Description Ace Precision is an internationally recognized supplier to the Aerospace, Power Generation, Defense and Space industries. We are proud of our wide range of advanced capabilities and our highly skilled staff who come together to achieve amazing results. Are you interested in joining a growing team with a culture of excellence, innovation, and quality? If so, apply today and watch your career take flight!
If you’re a TIG (GTAW) welder who takes pride in your craftsmanship, Ace Precision is where you want to work! We offer: Clean, organized, and dedicated weld booths Superalloy and exotic materials that advance your skills and create challenging work Modern Miller welding equipment and all the tools you need to get the job done Long service welders who provide mentorship and support you in your growth and welding qualifications Predictable hours - voluntary overtime available Respect for your skill, your time, and your safety
Precision TIG (GTAW) welding of stainless steel, aluminum, nickel and cobalt alloys, between 0.020\" and 0.064\" thick Fit, assemble and weld complex components using fixtures, tools, and weld positioner Read and interpret sketches, routings, process control sheets, and weld symbols Visually inspect all weldments; identify potential indications; and repair and reports defects per our advanced quality system requirements Work as part of a collaborative team to build quality products that you’re proud to put your name on
High school diploma or general education degree (GED), with a minimum of 2 years of TIG welding experience Demonstrated ability to weld on welding qualification materials during interview process. Solid understanding of weld symbols and fabrication fundamentals Strong attention to detail, pride in craftsmanship, and a safety-first mindset