Precision TIG Welder (1st Shift) — Blueprint-Driven

100Hires, Inc.; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. in Milwaukee, WI is seeking a Precision TIG Welding Technician for 1st shift. You will set up, strike an arc, and lay down a clean, consistent bead—every time—meeting tight tolerances and visual standards.

Interpret blueprints and engineering prints to plan work, troubleshoot weld issues to maintain throughput, and collaborate with peers to improve welding methods. A high school diploma is required; TIG experience is essential and certifications are a plus.

Qualifications

• Hands-on TIG welding experience; MIG capability is a welcome bonus.
• Comfortable reading and applying information from engineering prints.
• Logical problem-solver with a quality-driven mindset.
• Detail-oriented communicator who works well with a team.
• High school diploma or equivalent; certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Execute TIG welds on diverse materials to meet strict specifications and visual standards.
• Interpret blueprints and technical drawings to plan and complete work accurately.
• Troubleshoot weld and process issues to remove bottlenecks and sustain throughput.
• Collaborate with peers to streamline welding methods and elevate efficiency.
• Follow safety practices and keep your work area clean and organized.
• Perform routine maintenance on welding equipment to ensure consistent output.

Skills

TIG welding experience

MIG welding

Blueprint reading

Attention to detail

Team communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Certifications are a plus

Tools

TIG Welder

Job description

100Hires, Inc. in Milwaukee, WI is seeking a Precision TIG Welding Technician for 1st shift. You will set up, strike an arc, and lay down a clean, consistent bead—every time—meeting tight tolerances and visual standards.

Interpret blueprints and engineering prints to plan work, troubleshoot weld issues to maintain throughput, and collaborate with peers to improve welding methods. A high school diploma is required; TIG experience is essential and certifications are a plus.