Structural Welder

HRU; Oshkosh (WI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

2nd shift premium

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. is seeking a Structural Welder for the 2nd shift in Oshkosh, WI. The welder will set up, fit, tack, and weld ferrous and nonferrous components per Welding Procedure Specifications and applicable codes.

The candidate should read and interpret drawings, perform precise welds, and ensure quality and inspection standards are met. GMAW certification or 3–5 years experience is required, with the ability to qualify for 400-level welding. OSHA-compliant and ITAR/U.S.

Qualifications

• High school diploma with welding instruction.
• GMAW certification or 3–5 years welding experience.
• Able to qualify for 400-level structural welding.
• Ability to read complex drawings and welding symbols.
• Pass required welding tests and ITAR/U.S. Person requirements.

Responsibilities

• Set up, fit, tack, and weld ferrous and nonferrous materials.
• Read, understand, and follow Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS).
• Weld in compliance with applicable welding codes and quality standards.
• Produce welds that meet structural, dimensional, and aesthetic requirements.
• Interpret and apply weld inspection criteria.
• Cut, grind, fit, and bend components for weldment assembly.
• Clean, finish, and deburr welds to meet customer requirements and codes.
• Collaborate with team to assemble and weld large components.
• Perform testing and inspection of welds to ensure quality.
• Complete weld rework per welding codes.
• Salvage and rebuild components as directed.

Skills

GMAW certification

Blueprint reading

GD&T

Troubleshooting

Tape measure reading

Education

High school diploma + welding instruction

Able to certify for 400-level structural welding

Tools

MIG Welder

TIG Welder

Stick Welder

Flux-Cored Arc Welder

Calipers

Job description

Structural Welder – 2nd ShiftScheduleShift: 2nd ShiftCertification/Training: Certification will be completed on 1st ShiftShift Premium: $0.70/hour for 2nd ShiftITAR Requirement: Candidates must meet U.S. Person requirementsCandidates must have the skills and experience necessary to certify as a 400-level Structural WelderCompensationStarting Rate: $26.13/hourCertified Rate: $31.76/hourMaximum Rate: Up to $32.91/hour2nd Shift Premium: Additional $0.70/hourJob SummaryThe Structural Welder is responsible for setting up, fitting, tacking, and welding ferrous and nonferrous materials in accordance with applicable welding procedures, specifications, and codes. This position requires a strong focus on weld quality, structural integrity, and aesthetic appearance.The role involves working collaboratively with other team members to assemble and weld large components while ensuring all completed work meets applicable quality and inspection requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesSet up, fit, tack, and weld ferrous and nonferrous materials.Read, understand, and follow applicable Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS).Perform welding in compliance with applicable welding codes and quality standards.Produce welds that meet structural, dimensional, and aesthetic requirements.Interpret and apply applicable weld inspection criteria.Cut, grind, fit, and bend components as required for weldment assembly.Clean, finish, and deburr welds to meet customer requirements and applicable welding codes.Work collaboratively with team members to assemble and weld large components.Perform testing and inspection of welds to ensure quality requirements are met.Complete weld rework in accordance with applicable welding codes.Perform weld repairs using approved procedures.Salvage and rebuild components as directed.Minimum QualificationsTechnical welding training equivalent to a high school education plus specialized welding instruction.GMAW certification or 3–5 years of equivalent welding experience.Ability to qualify/certify for 400-level structural welding requirements.Ability to read and interpret complex drawings, blueprints, and welding symbols.Working knowledge of shop mathematics and dimensional measurement.Experience using welding and fabrication tools, including protractors, scales, squares, calipers, and related equipment.Ability to pass required welding tests and certifications associated with applicable standards, which may include:AWSISOMIL-STDInternational welding standardsASNT requirementsMust meet applicable ITAR/U.S. Person requirements.Preferred QualificationsPrevious experience welding large or heavy industrial equipment.Experience with structural fabrication and large weldments.Experience welding with stainless steel filler metal and associated equipment.HRU is an EOE (Equal Opportunity Employer)You should be proficient in:GD&TTroubleshooting SkillsSolderingOSHA 10-Hour Certification (OSHA 10)Tape Measure ReadingWelding Setups for ProductionVehicle & Fleet WeldingBlueprint ReadingMachines & technologies you'll use:MIG WelderTIG WelderStick WelderFlux-Cored Arc Welder