Welder & Fabricator
eti globalDayton (OH)
Welder & Fabricator
Posted 9 days ago
eti globalDayton (OH)
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and BrazersConstruction and Mining (except Oil Well) Machinery and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Welder/Machinist PositionETI is an independent heavy equipment dealer specializing in used, rebuilt and aftermarket parts for the construction and mining industry. We are looking for a motivated individual to help grow our team and business further, with an emphasis on quality, speed, and proficiency, we want people that want to make a difference.
Job Responsibilities:
- Welding of machined parts for hydraulic repairs
- Welding/repairing heavy equipment components-Blades, buckets, etc.
- Performing line boring/welding repairs
- Maintain a clean and safe workstation
- Helping technicians with repairs and tear-downs
- Miscellaneous fabrication and repair work
Experience/Qualifications/Skills:
- Must have previous experience welding multiple processes
- Good problem-solving skills
- Must be reliable, prompt, and have sense of urgency.
- Good mechanical skills, ability to use hand and power tools
- Must be able to move large & heavy components.
- Previous line-boring experience a plusM-F 8-5:30 business hours with frequent opportunities for overtime
- Occasional Saturdays when workload requires
- Health, dental, vision, PTO, holiday, and 401K all available.
- Must be able to pass drug screen
- Please provide a resume with references and applicable experience
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