Rebar Tack Welder
united concreteWallingford (CT)
About the role
1st Shift: Hours are 5:00 AM or 6:00 AM until 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. Saturday hours are 6:00 AM until noon. Time and a half pay after 40 hours. Whether you're a recent graduate fresh out of welding school or have 1–2 years of experience, we want to hear from you! United Concrete is looking for motivated Rebar Tack Welders to join our precast concrete manufacturing team.
Job Duties:
Tack weld rebar into cages, mats, and assemblies according to blueprints, shop drawings, and specifications Position and secure rebar to ensure proper spacing, alignment, and dimensions for precast concrete forms Inspect welds and rebar assemblies for accuracy, quality, and structural integrity prior to concrete pour Operate MIG welding equipment safely and efficiently in a production setting Provide general labor support as needed Meet daily/weekly production quotas Maintain a safe and clean work space Perform general tasks around the production plant Be accustomed to a fast-paced environment
Requirements
Qualifications:
MIG Welding experience Open to candidates straight out of welding school or with 1–2 years of experience Prior experience in a manual labor environment preferred but not required Must have the ability to read a tape measure accurately and the ability to add and subtract Must have the ability to read and comprehend basic verbal and written instructions Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Be dependable with respect to attendance and tardiness Protective toe footwear is required
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