Brazer
industrial trade servicesArizona City (AZ)
About the role
Job DescriptionJob Summary:
We are seeking skilled Copper Brazers with experience in copper-to-copper brazing for industrial and commercial applications. The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail, the ability to read prints, and a commitment to producing high-quality, leak-free joints. Sign On Bonus $1,000 after 500 working hours and another $1,000 after 1,000 working hours.
Responsibilities:
Perform copper-to-copper brazing using appropriate torches, filler metals, and fluxes Prepare, clean, and fit copper piping and components prior to brazing Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and work instructions Inspect completed joints to ensure strength, quality, and leak prevention Follow all safety procedures, including fire watch and hot-work protocols Maintain tools, equipment, and a clean work area Work independently or as part of a crew to meet production or project deadlines Requirements: Proven experience brazing copper to copper (HVAC, piping, refrigeration, or similar) Ability to pass a brazing test Knowledge of torch setup, temperature control, and joint preparation Ability to read basic drawings and measurements Strong attention to detail and quality workmanship Reliable transportation and consistent attendance Preferred Qualifications: Experience in industrial, commercial HVAC, or mechanical piping environments OSHA 10 or safety training certifications Experience with pressure testing and leak detection Work Environment: Industrial or construction settings May require standing, lifting, climbing, and working in tight spaces ITS12Meet Your RecruiterLucas Leckrone Project ManagerLucas Leckrone Project Manager O: 309-306-0776 C: 309-337-3139 Lucas@industrialtradeservices.com 309-306-0776 Lucas@industrialtradeservices.comConnect on LinkedIn
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