Welder
About the role
- Lay out, fit, and weld fabricated steel frames and metal parts according to blueprints
- Measure, mark, and position components using tape measure, square, clamps, and other hand tools
- Weld in vertical, flat, horizontal, and overhead positions
- Use torch, plasma cutter, and grinders for prep and finishing
- Inspect welds and components to ensure accuracy and conformance to specifications
- Weld out components previously tackwelded by senior welders
- Grind, sand, and finish metal parts as needed
- Operate materialhandling equipment including overhead cranes/hoists
- Move, stage, and properly store materials and finished product
- Wear required PPE including welding helmet, gloves, leather gear, safety glasses, steeltoe shoes, and respirator when needed
- Perform MIG welding and occasional TIG welding
- Support additional production tasks as assigned
- What You Bring (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):Handson experience with MIG and TIG welding
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and weld symbols
- Strong measurement skills: tape measure, fractions, decimals, and dimensional accuracy
- Mechanical aptitude and initiative in a fastpaced environment
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Strong math skills and attention to detail
- Ability to follow safety procedures and wear all required PPEAbility to multitask and maintain quality under production timelines
- About CTR Group:
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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