Titanium TIG Welder — Night Shift (Aerospace)

McFarlane Aviation; Palmer (AK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance

Paid Time Off

Holiday pay

401(k)

Casual, hands-on work environment

Opportunities to grow skills within航空製

Job summary

McFarlane Alaska in Palmer, AK, is seeking an experienced Titanium TIG Welder for our night shift manufacturing team. The role focuses on fitting and TIG welding titanium aircraft components and assemblies following engineering specifications and FAA-related production requirements.

The position demands precision, consistency, and the ability to work independently in a production environment, with option to a 4/10s schedule and night shifts after training.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Demonstrated ability to consistently produce high-quality titanium welds.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, fabrication prints, and work instructions.

Responsibilities

• Perform precision TIG welding on titanium components and assemblies.
• Prepare titanium materials and weld joints according to established procedures and specifications.
• Utilize proper shielding and purging techniques required for high-quality titanium welding.
• Maintain heat input, cleanliness, and contamination control throughout the welding process.
• Fabricate, fit, and weld components according to engineering drawings and manufacturing specifications.
• Produce clean, repeatable welds in a production environment.
• Identify weld defects or contamination and perform repairs as needed.
• Set up and operate TIG welding equipment for titanium applications.

Skills

Titanium TIG welding

Read engineering drawings

Attention to detail

Night-shift readiness

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

TIG welding equipment

Job description

McFarlane Alaska in Palmer, AK, is seeking an experienced Titanium TIG Welder for our night shift manufacturing team. The role focuses on fitting and TIG welding titanium aircraft components and assemblies following engineering specifications and FAA-related production requirements.

The position demands precision, consistency, and the ability to work independently in a production environment, with option to a 4/10s schedule and night shifts after training.