TIG Welder - Aluminum
superior industriesBrewer (ME)
About the role
Company Description:
One of the fastest growing private companies in America today, Westmor Industries, designs, manufactures and supports storage, transport and dispensing solutions for petroleum, propane and other liquids and gases. We are a young, energetic and entrepreneurial team passionate about stewardship, driven to innovate and embrace a culture of freedom that inspires care of customers and each other.
Job Description:
A Welder is responsible for completing the following duties: Reading and interpreting blueprint drawings and dimension styles Preparing weld surfaces as required Setting up correct welder settings Welding according to appropriate codes and procedures Following safe operating procedures for overhead cranes and forklifts Other duties as assigned Employee BenefitsWeekly paycheck Boot reimbursements up to $125 Medical insurance - Covers 75% of premiums Dental and vision insurance Company paid life insurance 401K retirement account with 5% company match On the spot bonuses up to $100 QualificationsAbility to read blue prints Willing to train the right person Expectations of EmployeesEmbrace Core Values: Serving Others, High Integrity, Strong Work Ethic, Culture of Opportunity & Long-Term Relationships Maintain a clean and organized work area Utmost attention to safety Good attendance and punctuality Concern for quality Attention to detail Traits of Successful EmployeesDesire to build long term relationships Exhibition of good communication skills when working with fellow employees Ability to tolerate physical demands of the position Ability to complete tasks according to planned schedule Willingness to help out where needed Location: 42 Coffin Avenue Brewer, ME 04412 wm
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