TIG Welder – Stainless, Precision Fabrication

GEA Group; Hudson (WI); On-site; USD 40,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision coverage

Paid holidays

PTO

401(k) employer match

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness incentive

Employee Assistance Program

Health Savings Accounts

Job summary

GEA Group is seeking a skilled welder to join our U.S. fabrication team. The role focuses on advanced TIG welding, fabrication from detailed blueprints, and ensuring high-quality welds across stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel.

You will operate and maintain welding equipment, inspect finished parts, and help manage project timelines. The ideal candidate has 3–5 years of TIG welding experience, can weld in all positions, and adheres to safety and quality standards.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years TIG welding experience, especially stainless steel
• Ability to weld in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions
• Experience with stainless steel fabrication, heat control and contamination prevention
• Proficiency reading blueprints, weld symbols and tolerances
• Solid fit-up and fabrication skills (measuring, cutting, grinding, assembling)
• Understanding weld quality standards and PPE usage
• Reliable work ethic with ability to meet production expectations

Responsibilities

• Perform complex TIG welds on stainless steel, aluminum and carbon steel
• Fabricate metal components and structures from detailed blueprints
• Operate and maintain welding equipment and plasma cutters
• Inspect welds and fabricated parts for defects and conformance to specs
• Prioritize and manage tasks to meet deadlines while maintaining quality

Skills

TIG welding GTAW

Read blueprints

Fabrication layout

Welding positions

Safety PPE

Quality inspection

Productivity reliability

Tools

CNC machinery

Press brakes

Rolers

AWS Certifications

Job description

GEA Group is seeking a skilled welder to join our U.S. fabrication team. The role focuses on advanced TIG welding, fabrication from detailed blueprints, and ensuring high-quality welds across stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel.

You will operate and maintain welding equipment, inspect finished parts, and help manage project timelines. The ideal candidate has 3–5 years of TIG welding experience, can weld in all positions, and adheres to safety and quality standards.