Precision MIG Welder | Blueprint-Driven Fabrication

Mazak Corporation; Florence (KY); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Mazak Corporation seeks a skilled welder to read blueprints, select parts from laser and brake operations, and weld to tight tolerances. You will set up MIG welding machines, operate an overhead crane, and fabricate fixtures for welding and assembly.

The role requires finishing work such as sanding, prepping parts for painting, and maintaining a clean, safe work area in the plant. GED or vocational training preferred; prior autoparts welding experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• Read and interpret blueprints, welding prints and other drawings.
• MIG welding experience required; ability to set up and operate MIG machines.
• Knowledge of the metric system for precision measurements.
• Autobody sanding experience is a plus for finishing parts.
• Familiar with weld shrinkage factors and various welding techniques.

Responsibilities

• Weld and sand sheet metal parts to engineering specifications.
• Set up and run MIG welding machines.
• Read blueprints and select parts from laser cutting/press brake operations to weld per drawings.
• Weld parts to specified tolerances and inspect finished work.
• Design, build and use fixtures/jigs for welding and assembly.
• Maintain a clean and orderly work area and operate overhead crane safely.
• Prepare fabricated parts for painting and visually inspect before coating.

Skills

MIG welding

Blueprint reading

Metric system

Autobody sanding

Weld shrinkage

Entry-level test

Education

High school diploma/GED

Vocational training

Tools

Overhead crane

MIG welding machine

Job description

Mazak Corporation seeks a skilled welder to read blueprints, select parts from laser and brake operations, and weld to tight tolerances. You will set up MIG welding machines, operate an overhead crane, and fabricate fixtures for welding and assembly.

The role requires finishing work such as sanding, prepping parts for painting, and maintaining a clean, safe work area in the plant. GED or vocational training preferred; prior autoparts welding experience is a plus.