Structural Welder

American StaffCorp Job Board; Catoosa (OK); On-site; USD 23,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

American StaffCorp Job Board is seeking a structural welder for a day shift in Oklahoma. The role involves fabricating, welding, and joining metal components for buildings, bridges, and infrastructure. You will interpret blueprints, operate MIG/GMAW, TIG/GTAW, and Stick/SMAW welds, and comply with OSHA and AWS standards.

Typical hours are 5am–3:30pm, with some Saturdays 5am–11am. A background check and pre-employment UA are required, and pay ranges from $17 to $22 per hour depending on

Qualifications

• AWS or similar welding certifications.
• Experience in construction, manufacturing, or structural steel fabrication.
• Proficiency with MIG, TIG, and Stick welding processes.
• Ability to lift heavy objects and work in elevated or confined spaces.

Responsibilities

• Fabrication and welding of structural steel in various positions (3G/4G/6G).
• Read and interpret blueprints and structural specs.
• Follow safety protocols and maintain clean work area (PPE).
• Inspect welds for defects using precision tools (quality control).
• Maintain and repair welding tools (torches, grinders).
• Cut, burn, and grind metal components with plasma cutters or torches.
• Assemble and secure metal components on-site for buildings/pipelines/bridges.

Skills

MIG/TIG/Stick welding

Blueprint reading

Safety compliance

Physical stamina

AWS/ASME certs

Tools

Welding torches

Plasma cutter

Grinders

Job description

Job Description

Day Shift Monday - Friday 5am - 3:30pm Some Saturdays 5am - 11am

Must pass a 3G Test (Mig hot pass, flux fill incap)Paydepends on experience and test $17 - $22 Must pass background check and pre-employment UA.

A structural welder fabricates, joins, and repairs metal components—such as beams, columns, and girders for buildings, bridges, and infrastructure. They interpret blueprints, operate welding equipment (MIG/GMAW,TIG/GTAW,Stick/SMAW), and ensure compliance with safety codes (OSHA, AWS). These professionals often work at heights or in confined spaces, demanding high physical fitness and precision.

Key Responsibilities

• Fabrication and Welding: Weld steel parts in various positions (3G, 4G, 6G) to build structural frameworks.
• Blueprint Reading: Interpret technical drawings and structural specifications.
• Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols (PPE) and maintain a clean work area.
• Quality Control: Inspect completed welds for defects using precision tools.
• Equipment Maintenance: Maintain and repair welding tools (torches, torches, arcs).
• Cutting and Preparation: Cut, burn, and grind metal components, including using plasma cutters or torches.
• On-Site Assembly: Assemble and secure metal components for buildings, pipelines, and bridges.

Required Skills and Qualifications

• Certifications: Valid AWS (American Welding Society) or similar certifications (e.g., ASME).
• Experience: Previous experience in construction, manufacturing, or structural steel fabrication.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency with MIG, TIG, and Stick welding processes.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to lift heavy objects, climb, and work in precarious positions.