TIG Welder II — Precision Fabrication Specialist

Chart Industries, Inc.; Canton (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Chart Industries in Canton, GA is seeking an experienced TIG Welder for a day shift (5:00am–3:30pm, Mon–Thu). You will join a hands-on team fabricating cryogenic equipment and components, contributing to quality and safety in a heavy manufacturing setting.

You will read blueprints and BOM, select appropriate filler metals, perform welds to spec, document progress, and maintain tools, while following ISO procedures and regulatory safety rules.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years TIG welding experience.
• Must pass 3G vertical weld test and other weld tests (square butt, fillet, groove) as required.
• Experience interpreting blueprints and BOM.
• Basic math skills (weight, volume, distance, multiplication, division).
• Self-starter able to manage workload with minimal direction.
• Able to measure accurately using tape measures, micrometers and calipers.
• Overtime and weekend hours, as needed.

Responsibilities

• Independently performs moderate to complex TIG welding on fixtures.
• Welds metal parts on fixtures with jigs and clamps.
• Determines type and gauge of steel and adjusts heat for thickness variations.
• Uses blueprints and BOM to ensure correct dimensions and components.
• Updates and maintains documentation related to job responsibilities.
• Assumes responsibility for assigned tools and equipment.
• Keeps work area clean and adheres to hazardous waste disposal policies.
• Follows ISO standards and safety procedures.
• May perform mass spec and visual inspections as required.
• Performs other duties as assigned by management.

Skills

Welding experience (TIG)

Blueprint interpretation

Math & measurement

Self-motivated / independent

Overtime availability

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Tape measure

Micrometer

Caliper

Job description

Chart Industries in Canton, GA is seeking an experienced TIG Welder for a day shift (5:00am–3:30pm, Mon–Thu). You will join a hands-on team fabricating cryogenic equipment and components, contributing to quality and safety in a heavy manufacturing setting.

You will read blueprints and BOM, select appropriate filler metals, perform welds to spec, document progress, and maintain tools, while following ISO procedures and regulatory safety rules.