Structural MIG Welder/Fabricator

Stoughton Trailers, LLC; Stoughton (WI); Sur place; USD 30 000 - 41 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Stoughton Trailers in Wisconsin is seeking a Structural MIG Welder/Fabricator to read blueprints and process sheets, set up machines for carbon and stainless steels, and perform MIG welds in multiple positions. You will also use blocking, jigs, and clamps to align components and ensure tight tolerances.

The role requires experience with both manual and robotic welding, alongside operating cranes, measuring parts, and maintaining safety and productivity.

Qualifications

• Blueprint and process-sheet literacy; accurate use of gauges and tape measures.
• Basic shop math (fractions, measurements).
• Knowledge of welding practices and weld defect identification/repair.
• Ability to pass written and hands-on weld tests.

Responsabilités

• Prepare parts and assemblies; set machines for carbon and stainless steels in various gauges.
• Use blocking, braces, jigs, wedges, drift pins, turnbuckles, and pry bars to align components.
• Lay down MIG welds in all required positions (flat, horizontal, vertical down, overhead).
• Grind or chip rough edges, remove surplus weld/scale, and finish to specification.
• Clamp and bolt straps or parts to hold tolerances.
• Operate overhead cranes, hoists, and lifting devices in a safe manner.
• Measure, verify, and record quality checks; operate robotic welding cells.
• Maintain safe, efficient, and highly productive work practices; uphold strong attendance.
• Work mandatory overtime as needed; perform other duties as assigned.

Connaissances

Blueprint literacy

Process sheets

Robotic welding

Manual welding

MIG welding

Reading gauges

Formation

High school diploma or equivalent

Outils

MIG welder

Plasma cutter

Oxy-acetylene torches

Grinder

Overhead crane

Description du poste

• Shifts: 1st, 2nd, & Weekend

Ready to Shape Steel with Precision?

Stoughton Trailers, an industry leader rooted in Wisconsin, is known for rigorous quality, uncompromising safety, and operational excellence. We’re seeking a Structural MIG Welder/Fabricator who thrives on building dependable equipment that keeps freight moving.

Is This You?

• Can you read blueprints and process sheets without breaking stride?
• Comfortable welding flat, horizontal, vertical down, and overhead?
• Experienced with both manual and robotic weld equipment?
• Confident with cranes, hoists, and precise measurement tools?

Where and When You’ll Work

• Shifts: 1st, 2nd, & Weekend
• Schedules:
  • Monday–Thursday: 5:30 AM–4:00 PM
  • Monday–Thursday: 4:30 PM–3:00 AM
  • Friday–Sunday: 5:00 AM–5:00 PM
• Overtime: Required as business needs

What You’ll Do

• Prepare parts and assemblies; set machines for carbon and stainless steels in various gauges.
• Use blocking, braces, jigs, wedges, drift pins, turnbuckles, and pry bars to align components.
• Lay down MIG welds in all required positions (flat, horizontal, vertical down, overhead).
• Grind or chip rough edges, remove surplus weld/scale, and finish to specification.
• Clamp and bolt straps or parts to hold tolerances.
• Operate overhead cranes, hoists, and lifting devices in a safe manner.
• Measure, verify, and record quality checks; operate robotic welding cells.
• Maintain safe, efficient, and highly productive work practices; uphold strong attendance.
• Work mandatory overtime as needed; perform other duties as assigned.

Tools You’ll Use

• Wire feed welder (MIG), automatic welder
• Plasma cutter; oxygen/acetylene cutting torches
• Hand drill, hammer, needle gun, chisel, utility knives, putty scraper
• Disk sander, rivet gun, impact wrench, huck gun, grinder
• Clamps, combination square, tape measure

What You Bring

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent, considering education and work experience.
• Certifications: Welder certification preferred.
• Core Skills:
  • Blueprint and process-sheet literacy; accurate use of gauges and tape measures.
  • Basic shop math (fractions, measurements).
  • Knowledge of welding practices and weld defect identification/repair.
  • Ability to set up and operate weld machines, oxy-acetylene torches, plasma equipment, and robotic welders.
  • Ability to pass written and hands-on weld tests.
  • Ability to pass pulmonary function tests.

Primary Equipment

MIG Welder

Accessibility

Above is a list of the most important responsibilities and functions, which are essential to the position. Employees must be able to perform these essential functions satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Accommodations will be evaluated and provided to eligible employees on a case by case basis, depending on the employee's medical restrictions, work availability, the nature of the position, the position's essential functions and other relevant factors.