MIG Welder
$20/hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20/hour
About the role
- Cut, fit, and weld metal components using appropriate welding methods
- Perform MIG, TIG, and/or Stick (MMA) welding as required
- Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work instructions
- Measure and align materials using squares, calipers, and other precision tools
- Operate electrical and manual tools such as saws, grinders, and cutting equipment
- Inspect finished welds to ensure quality and structural integrity
- Repair and maintain equipment and welded structures as needed
- Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized workspace
- Work both independently and with team members to meet production deadlines
- Proven experience as a welder
- Experience using multiple welding techniques (TIG, MIG, MMA/Stick)
- Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings
- Familiarity with electrical and manual fabrication tools
- Strong attention to detail and workmanship
- Proficient in English (reading and communication)
- Completion of a relevant welding apprenticeship or formal training program required
- Ability to lift 50-70 lbs as needed
- Prolonged standing, bending, kneeling, and working in shop or outdoor environments
- Must wear required PPE (face shield, welding hood, gloves, protective clothing)
- Work Environment
- Manufacturing facility and occasional construction sites
- Exposure to heat, sparks, fumes, and loud noise
- Safety equipment and PPE required at all times
- Dallas (North), TX 3372 1350 E. Arapaho Rd Suite 238 Richardson, TX 75081
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