Welder I
all states ag partsShawnee Mission (KS)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Welder I - Lenexa, KSArrow Acquisitions, LLC Full-Time Arrow Acquisitions is hiring a Welder I to join our production team in Lenexa, KS. If you know your way around a MIG welder and take pride in quality craftsmanship, we want you on our team building the forks and buckets that keep skid steers running strong.
The Details Location: Lenexa, KS
Experience: 0-5 years
What You'll Do:
MIG weld (GMAW) sub-assemblies and finished products in flat, horizontal, and vertical positions Build Forks and Buckets for skid steers Perform on-line testing, inspection, and welding quality checks Read and work from prints Polish and prepare metal units for the next stage of production Follow all safety and hazardous material procedures, using PPE as required Keep your workstation clean, organized, and running efficiently Maintain accurate production and quality records What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent 0-5 years of welding experience Welding Certification required Ability to read prints Comfortable following written and verbal instructions and posted procedures Strong teamwork and communication skills Ability to prioritize, solve problems, and work independently Why Arrow Acquisitions? Join a team that values craftsmanship and quality. This is a hands-on production role with room to grow - as your skills develop, so does your opportunity to advance (Welder II, III, and beyond).Apply today and put your welding skills to work with Arrow Acquisitions!
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