MIG Welder
basin holdingsEasley (SC)
$19.50 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Basin Material Handling Full-time MIG Welder
Reports To: Weld Supervisor
Department: WeldFLSA Status: Non-ExemptEEO Classification: Laborer
We believe in rewarding strong performance and growth. This position starts at $19.50/hour, with the opportunity to earn up to an additional $2.50/hour within your first 90 days, based on performance evaluations:30-Day Review Potential increase of up to $.50/hour60-Day Review Potential increase of up to $.50/hour90-Day Review Potential increase of up to $1.50/hour Your pay reflects your progress, reliability, and contributions to the team. Successful candidates are expected to comply with general attendance policies and safety policies and procedures. Primary Purpose: Can perform a variety of welding functions. The individual should be familiar with and capable of using various types of welding equipment. Responsible for maintaining quality. Responsible to the JobBoss process and reporting accurate quantities.
Essential Duties:
Manually guide electrode or gun along weld line, maintaining length of arc and speed of movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead, as judged from color of metal, sound of weld and size of molten puddle.
Other Duties:
Assist other departments as required/directed.
May act as line leader, setting up lines, and checking weld quality of co-workers as required.
Other duties as assigned.
Minimum Experience and Qualifications:
Ability to perform simple shop math and convert decimals to fractional equivalents.
Read a calibrated tape measure.
Read and interpret blueprints.
Ability to read and interpret documents finished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and quality and procedure manuals.
Experience:
6 months required in welding; 3 years preferred in welding, reading blueprints, and checking weld quality.
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