Job Shop Welder–Fabricator, Custom/One‑Off Projects

Starflex Precision Manufacturing; College Park (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Starflex Precision Manufacturing is seeking a skilled welder/fabricator for a true job shop environment in College Park, GA. You will handle custom, one-off and short-run sheet metal and structural projects from print to finished assembly, avoiding production-line repetition.

You should bring strong MIG welding across carbon steel, aluminum, and stainless, with TIG as needed, plus the ability to read blueprints and travelers, verify tolerances, and problem-solve on the fly.

Qualifications

• Proven welding/fabrication experience in a job shop (not production only).
• Ability to read prints, weld symbols, and travelers without assistance.
• Excellent fit-up, layout, and on-the-fly problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Review blueprints and travelers to plan builds.
• Select materials, lay out, and verify tolerances throughout the job.
• Fit and tack assemblies; complete welds—MIG (GMAW) primarily on carbon steel, aluminum, stainless; TIG as needed.
• Grind and finish welds to meet appearance and structural requirements.

Skills

MIG welding

TIG welding

Reading blueprints

GD&T

Layout/fit-up

Education

AWS or welding certifications

Tools

MIG Welder

TIG Welder

Grinders/hand tools

Job description

About the RoleStep into a true job shop environment where every build is different. You’ll take custom, one-off, and short‑run sheet metal and structural projects from print to finished assembly—without the repetitiveness of production welding. If you thrive on variety, problem‑solving, and quality craftsmanship, this is your lane.A Day in the ShopReview blueprints, weld symbols, and job travelers to plan the build.Select and prep materials; measure, lay out, and verify tolerances throughout the job.Fit and tack assemblies, then complete welds—primarily MIG (GMAW) on carbon steel, aluminum, and stainless steel, with TIG (GTAW) as needed.Grind, clean, and finish welds to meet appearance and structural requirements.Use standard shop tools (grinders, saws, drills, and more) to support fabrication.Own your schedule, maintain quality standards, and keep a safe, organized work area.What You’ll Work OnCustom, non‑repetitive assemblies and short‑run jobs—no fixture‑based production lines.Sheet metal and structural components fabricated directly from prints.Projects that may evolve—adapting when prints are incomplete or change midstream.What You BringProven experience in a job shop welding/fabrication setting (not production‑only).Strong MIG (GMAW) welding background across carbon steel, aluminum, and stainless.Ability to read prints, weld symbols, and travelers without assistance.Excellent fit‑up, layout, and on‑the‑fly problem‑solving skills.Reliability, punctuality, and the confidence to work independently with minimal supervision.Comfort shifting between changing priorities and diverse job types.Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand for extended periods.Nice to HaveTIG (GTAW) welding experience.AWS or comparable welding certifications.Background working from evolving/incomplete drawings.Experience finishing/grinding for appearance or coating.Skill VerificationYour welding and fabrication capabilities will be assessed during the interview. Applicants must bring their own personal welding gear to complete a hands‑on weld/fabrication test.Core ProficienciesGD&TAccurate tape measure readingWelding setups for production‑style repeatabilityBlueprint readingTools & TechnologiesMIG WelderTIG Welder2D DrawingsIf you’re energized by variety and take pride in craftsmanship, you’ll feel right at home here—building something different every day.