Plant Welding Tech | Training & Process Improver (1st Shift)

Arcosa; Clinton (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 71,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

401k with Employer Match

11 paid Company holidays

Life Insurance

Short-Term and Long-Term Disability

Job summary

Meyer Utility Structures (MUS), an Arcosa subsidiary, located in Clinton, IL, seeks a Plant Welding Technician to provide welding and technical support at the pole manufacturing plant. You will troubleshoot welding processes, drive improvements, and ensure procedure conformance while mentoring welders on the shop floor.

The role requires hands-on welding expertise, familiarity with FCAW, SAW, SMAW, and the ability to train others in safety, welding symbols, and quality acceptance criteria.

Qualifications

• First shift availability.
• 3–5 years FCAW, SAW, SMAW welding experience.
• Knowledge of AWS D1.1 welding procedure specification.
• Ability to read welding symbols, drawings, and work instructions.
• Strong written and verbal communication; teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Provide welding support to production welders and supervision.
• Troubleshoot welding techniques and equipment issues.
• Maintain welder continuity and equipment calibration logs.
• Propose and implement welding process improvements.
• Conduct welding training on shop floor and classroom settings.
• Assist in qualifying welding procedure specifications as required.
• Oversee daily pole school operations and training records.
• Perform hands-on training for FCAW, SAW, SMAW, and cutting processes.

Skills

Welding

Welding inspection

Technical training

Teamwork

Communication

Tools

Welding equipment

Weld procedure specs

Inspection tools

Job description

Meyer Utility Structures (MUS), an Arcosa subsidiary, located in Clinton, IL, seeks a Plant Welding Technician to provide welding and technical support at the pole manufacturing plant. You will troubleshoot welding processes, drive improvements, and ensure procedure conformance while mentoring welders on the shop floor.

The role requires hands-on welding expertise, familiarity with FCAW, SAW, SMAW, and the ability to train others in safety, welding symbols, and quality acceptance criteria.