TIG Welder
all trades staffingIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are seeking a TIG Welder to become an integral part of our team! $500 sign on bonus! TIG Welders will use specialized equipment to weld and assemble new metal forms.
Responsibilities:
Manufacture and fabricate finished metal products Install and repair various equipment and components Follow blueprints to meet product specifications Calculate material measurements to verify specifications Conduct tests to evaluate weld quality and tolerance Qualifications:5+ years of experience in TIG welding Several years of experience working with 16-gauge to 20-gauge stainless steel. Must have your own welding helmet Must have familiarity with welding tools and procedures Familiarity with engineering blueprints and schematics Ability to handle physical workload Reliable Transportation Ability to pass a drug screen Ability to pass a weld test (will be asked to TIG weld a tee, butt, and corner joint using 16g-20g stainless steel. Will also be asked to complete a small component to demonstrate grinding and polishing skills)
Preferred:
Experience with laser welding Experience as a Press Brake Operator Company Description ATS is a growing corporation located in Indianapolis, IN that has been serving the Indiana construction and manufacturing industry since 2000. ATS is a leader in our respective field of expertise, and we pride ourselves in developing mutually beneficial relationships with our employees and our customers. ATS has experienced double digit growth for three consecutive years.
Company Description:
ATS is a growing corporation located in Indianapolis, IN that has been serving the Indiana construction and manufacturing industry since 2000. ATS is a leader in our respective field of expertise, and we pride ourselves in developing mutually beneficial relationships with our employees and our customers. ATS has experienced double digit growth for three consecutive years.
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