MIG/FCAW Structural Fabrication Welder

Industrial Screw Conveyor Manufacturing; Burleson (TX); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

ISC Manufacturing in Burleson, TX seeks an experienced MIG/FCAW Fabrication Welder to build rugged equipment for agriculture, mining, and more. You will read blueprints, set up parts, and perform quality welds in all positions on carbon and stainless steel.

You bring 2+ years of MIG welding with FCAW, a high school diploma, and the ability to read tape measures and drawings. Safety and teamwork are core values here.

Qualifications

• 2+ years MIG welding experience with FCAW skills.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in conveyors or heavy equipment fabrication is a plus.
• Able to read technical drawings and tape measures.
• Familiar with AWS D1.1 welding standards.

Responsibilities

• Review detailed blueprints and set up components to spec.
• Weld in all positions on carbon and stainless steel.
• Maintain equipment and follow safety procedures.
• Coordinate with teammates to keep projects on schedule.

Skills

MIG welding

FCAW welding

Blueprint reading

Tape measure

AWS D1.1

Rigging & lifting

Safety conscious

Team player

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Plasma cutter

Oxy-fuel torch

Drill press

Ironworker

Grinders

Saws

Layout tools

Job description

Build Big. Build Right. Build with ISC Manufacturing.You take pride in every bead. You push yourself to get better. You want a place to grow. If that sounds like you, ISC Manufacturing is ready to meet you.We design and build complex systems and components for Agriculture, Mining, Aggregates, Construction, Waste Processing, and Conveying. We’re hiring an experienced MIG/FCAW Fabrication Welder to help us deliver rugged, reliable equipment that keeps these industries moving.A day in the lifeStart your day reviewing detailed blueprints and setting up components to spec. You’ll prep parts using angle grinders, drill presses, handheld plasma, oxy-fuel torch, and an ironworker. Then you’ll lay down quality welds in every position—horizontal, vertical, and overhead—on carbon and stainless, from thin 14 ga sheet to thick 4+ inch plate. Some tasks take you off the ground (12 feet or more) using ladders or a boom lift. Throughout, you’ll maintain your equipment, follow all safety procedures, coordinate with teammates, and keep projects on schedule and within budget.What you’ll bring2+ years of MIG welding experience with strong FCAW skillsHigh school diploma or equivalent and a valid driver’s licenseBackground in similar environments (e.g., conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, heavy equipment fabrication)Proficiency with GMAW (.035, .045), FCAW (.045, 1/16\"), and .035/.045 316LSI stainless processesCapability to weld 14 ga through 4\"+ carbon and stainless steelComfortable reading tape measures, technical drawings, and AWS D1.1 requirementsHands-on experience with layout and fit-up for CNC-cut and manually formed partsTool fluency: saws, squares, grinders, wrenches, and basic hand tools for pre/post-weld assembly and quality fit-upAbility to safely rig and lift heavy, odd-shaped parts using forklifts and overhead cranesPPE-minded: face shield, gloves, and other protective gear; strict adherence to safety standardsDetail-driven, responsive to verbal directions, self-starting, team-oriented, and quality focusedPhysical and work environmentFrequent: squat/kneel, bend/stoop, crawl, twist/turn, grasp, push, reach overhead/outwardLift up to 50 lbs regularly; stand/walk up to 10 hours per dayOccasional work at heights of 12’+ using ladders/boom liftsTools, machines, and technologiesMIG welder and flux-cored arc welderMust provide basic tools: squares, tape measure, levels, welding hood, layout toolsNice to haveHydraulic shear, press brake, and part assembly experienceTIG welding exposureCertifications (not required)How we hire and how you growPre-hire welding test requiredPost-hire AWS D1.1 certification test required30–90 day probationary periodWe value teammates who adapt to change, lead by example, take ownership, act with integrity, and contribute to our collective success—while embracing safety as a core value and following all company policies and procedures.Schedule and payMust be able to work Monday–Fridays 5–5:30; sometimes weekends as neededCompensation depends on experience and welding test resultsProficiencies that will set you up for successTroubleshooting in a production settingAccurate tape-measure readingEfficient welding setups for production runsBlueprint interpretationFamiliarity with AWS D1.1