Welder / Fabricator - Trailer Manufacturing

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ci manufacturing career hubNew York (NY)

Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers Truck Trailer Manufacturing

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$24.00-$30.00 per hour

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Overview: Position: Welder / Fabricator Job Type: Full-Time Pay: $24.00-$30.00 per hour, based on experience Experience: 2-3 Years Minimum Industry: Trailer Manufacturing | Metal Fabrication | Solar-Powered Trailers The Welder / Fabricator will be responsible for welding, fabrication, modification, and assembly of steel and aluminum components used in the manufacturing of SPOG trailers. This is a hands-on production position for someone who takes pride in clean, strong welds and quality workmanship. We are looking for someone who is comfortable working in a fast-moving manufacturing environment and can take a project from raw material through fabrication, welding, finishing, and installation. Experience working on cargo trailers, utility trailers, RVs, trucks, automotive equipment, structural fabrication, or custom metal projects is highly desirable. Candidates should be prepared to demonstrate their welding and fabrication skills as part of the hiring process.

Responsibilities: • Perform MIG welding and general metal fabrication. • Weld and fabricate steel and aluminum trailer components. • Fabricate brackets, frames, supports, mounts, doors, equipment racks, and other custom components. • Cut, grind, drill, fit, and prepare metal for welding and assembly. • Measure and lay out materials accurately before fabrication. • Modify trailer frames and structural components according to specifications. • Install fabricated components onto trailers. • Read and follow drawings, measurements, and fabrication instructions. • Inspect welds and completed work for quality and accuracy. • Use grinders, saws, drills, welding machines, and other fabrication equipment. • Work with the manufacturing team to keep trailers moving through production. • Maintain an organized and safe work area. • Follow all company safety procedures and proper welding practices.

Qualifications: • Minimum 2-3 years of welding and fabrication experience. • Experience with MIG welding required. • Steel fabrication experience required. • Aluminum welding experience is a strong plus. • Trailer, automotive, RV, truck body, or equipment fabrication experience is preferred. • Ability to accurately use tape measures and basic fabrication tools. • Ability to read basic fabrication drawings and measurements. • Experience cutting, grinding, drilling, fitting, and assembling metal components. • Ability to work independently and as part of a manufacturing team. • Strong attention to detail and quality. • Must be dependable and able to maintain a consistent production schedule. Company Website Off-Grid Solar Trailers |

SPOG Trailers Company Profile: What You Will Help Build• Roof-mounted solar power systems • Lithium battery energy storage • Inverters and off-grid electrical systems • Interior and exterior 120V/240V electrical systems • High-efficiency heating and cooling • Insulated walls and ceilings • E-track and equipment-storage systems • Workstations and custom interiors • Telescoping lighting and camera systems SPOG Trailers designs and manufactures next-generation solar-powered cargo and workstation trailers. Our trailers combine commercial-grade trailer construction with solar power, battery storage, electrical systems, HVAC, and customized interior configurations.

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