Heavy Industrial Welder Night Shift

Posted 9 days ago

greenlight professional servicesNorth Charleston (SC)

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Heavy Industrial Welder Night ShiftNorth Charleston, SC Full-Time | Night Shift (Shift Differential)
Responsibilities: Perform welding on large industrial components and equipmentRead and interpret blueprints, drawings, and weld symbolsSet up and operate welding equipment safely and efficientlyPerform MIG, TIG, and/or Stick welding as requiredInspect welds to ensure quality and adherence to specificationsUse hand and power tools to prep, fit, and finish materialsOperate lifting equipment (cranes/hoists) for large partsMaintain a clean and safe work environmentCoordinate with machinists and other team membersWork overtime as needed, including weekendsPreferred Experience: Heavy industrial or manufacturing environmentExperience welding large components or structural materialsFamiliarity with multiple welding processes (MIG, TIG, Stick) Experience with blueprint reading and weld symbolsGrinding, fitting, and fabrication experienceOverhead crane and forklift operationQualifications: High school diploma or GED3+ years of welding experience preferredAbility to read and interpret technical drawingsStrong attention to detail and qualityAbility to work independently and as part of a teamMust be a U.S. citizenMust be able to work in a controlled-access facility

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