Welder

Posted 7 days ago

hccSabetha (KS)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Welder We started a revolution in round bale handling and feeding in 1983 with the introduction of the Hydra Bed, the first flush-mount, self-storing flatbed bale handler. Since that time, we have continued to develop other cattle management products designed to thrive in the tough operating conditions found on operations like yours. Cattlemen and women all across North America have come to appreciate the durability, ease of operation and the dependability of our Hydra Line Products. We are a proud Employee-Owned Company located in Sabetha, KS, who is a major innovator in agricultural and utility bale bed products. If you are an innovator and looking to grow and develop in an established organization than this is the place to be. Our employment philosophy is our employees are our greatest asset and our vision is excellence through teamwork. So, if you're looking to grow and learn in an established organization please look below at our current open position:
Essential Duties: Entry level with goal of achieving proficiency on one+ production fixture Small parts welding (i.e. spinners, level locks, side rails)Robotic welding operations Performs other miscellaneous duties as assigned Maintains Company Vision, Mission, and Values to achieve ownership opportunities for all employees If you enjoy metal fabrication, painting and the production environment; we have an opportunity for you. We are looking for a 1st Shift Employees 6 AM to 4:30 PM.Starting wage - TBD based on experienceA World Class Benefit Package is offered, which includes:4-day Work Weeks Company Paid Medical & Prescription Drug Coverage DentalESOP Retirement Plan 401K Plan with Company Match Paid Vacation & Holidays Employee Assistance Program Life Insurance And, more

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