Panel Welder II — Night Shift, Skilled MIG Welder

Hennig; Machesney Park (IL); Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Company-paid life insurance

Discretionary annual bonus

10 paid holidays

Wellness program reimbursement

Safety shoe reimbursement

Job summary

Hennig in Machesney Park, IL is seeking a skilled Panel Welder II to perform panel welding and fabrication to print and quality standards. You will interpret welding symbols, verify welds, and work with multiple materials, including galvanized and mild steel, across roof, wall, and door components.

The role requires 3–5 years MIG welding experience, D1.3 14-gauge and 11-gauge certs within 30 days, and the ability to read fabrication prints.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma/GED or equivalent.
• Certifications: D1.3 14-gauge and D1.3 11-gauge welding within 30 days of starting.
• 3–5 years MIG welding experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to read and understand English.
• Proficient in reading fabrication prints and welding symbols.

Responsibilities

• Welds and fabricates per prints and specifications.
• Interpret welding symbols and fabrication drawings.
• Verify weld quality and position components.
• Operate welding equipment safely and efficiently.
• Work across multiple panel welding work centers.

Skills

MIG welding

Panel welding

Reading prints

Welding symbols

Fabrication

Quality inspection

Safety compliance

Crane operation

Measuring tools

5S

Teamwork

Education

D1.3 14-gauge & D1.3 11-gauge certifications

Tools

Cranes

Grinders

Power tools

Measuring tools

Job description

Hennig in Machesney Park, IL is seeking a skilled Panel Welder II to perform panel welding and fabrication to print and quality standards. You will interpret welding symbols, verify welds, and work with multiple materials, including galvanized and mild steel, across roof, wall, and door components.

The role requires 3–5 years MIG welding experience, D1.3 14-gauge and 11-gauge certs within 30 days, and the ability to read fabrication prints.