TIG Welder
allied onesourceRiverside (MO)
$25–$30 per hour
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Job Description:
Looking for a skilled TIG Welder who can bring precision and excellence to metal fabrication? This exciting opportunity for a TIG Welder offers a chance to work on stainless steel and a variety of metals, demonstrating your expertise in a demanding and rewarding environment. As a key member of the team, the TIG Welder will interpret blueprints, set up and operate welding equipment, inspect welds for quality, and follow safety protocols. If you have a passion for craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail, this role is perfect for you!
Required Skills:
- Minimum of 3+ years of TIG welding experience
- Proficient in welding stainless steel and thin-gauge materials
- Ability to read technical drawings and interpret welding symbols
- Strong attention to detail and quality control
- Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in a physically demanding environment
- Reliable, punctual, and committed to safety standards
- Nice to Have Skills:
- Experience in fabrication and assembly of metal parts
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team setting
Preferred Education and Experience:
Relevant technical training or certification in welding preferred Proven track record of delivering high-quality welds in a fast-paced environment
Other Requirements:
- Welding test required (50% markup / 480 hours)
- Monday-Thursday schedule, 6AM-4:30PM, with occasional Friday overtime
- Must maintain a clean and organized work area
Salary Range:
$25–$30 per hour DOESeize this opportunity to advance your career as a TIG Welder—apply today and bring your expertise to a dynamic team committed to excellence! Allied OneSource is connecting great people with great opportunities.#ZR
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