TIG WELDER

US Tech Force; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking company as a TIG Welder, where your skills in metal fabrication and welding will be put to the test in a dynamic team environment. You'll be responsible for preparing and manufacturing metal parts, ensuring precision and quality in every weld. This role offers the chance to work with food-grade materials, contributing to high standards in production. If you have a passion for welding and a desire to grow within a supportive team, this opportunity is perfect for you. Embrace the challenge and be part of a thriving fabrication team that values your expertise and dedication.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience or technical school certification in welding.
• Knowledge of fixturing and machine parameters is essential.

Responsibilities

• Prep and fabricate metal parts while following blueprints.
• Produce clean welds ensuring strength and tolerance.

Skills

TIG Welding

Blueprint Reading

MIG Welding

Metal Fabrication

Grinding and Finishing

Education

Technical School Certification

3+ Years Experience

Tools

Welding Tools

Fillet Gauge

Job description

US Tech Force has an immediate need for a skilled TIG Welder with food grade experience to join a growing fab team in the De Pere, WI area.

TIG Welder Duties and Responsibilities:

• Prep, fabricate and manufacture metal parts in a team environment.
• Follow blueprints to ensure location and exact specifications of product output.
• Produce clean welds, ensuring strength and tolerance of welds.
• Completing job per specified time, along with associated paperwork and inspection forms.

TIG Welder Requirements and Qualifications:

• 3+ years’ experience OR technical school certification with mild steel, stainless food grade, and aluminum welding fabrication.
• Previous ASME experience – Strongly preferred.
• May require MIG / TIG welding in any position.
• Experience with welding food grade parts and components.
• Knowledge of fixturing, machine parameters (amps, volts, gas, etc.), and wire/filler selection.
• Proficient with common welding tools, procedures, metal fabricating, grinding, and finishing.
• Blueprint reading, fillet gauge reading, and knowledge of common welding symbols.