Field Fabricator-Welder (Agristeel)

Posted 7 days ago

bayland buildingsOshkosh (WI)

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About the role

Field Fabricator-Welder Agri Steel, a division of Bayland Buildings, Inc. is actively seeking a Field Fabricator-Welder to complete fabrication on our projects in Green Bay and neighboring areas. This position includes full-time employment, year-round work, complete with competitive compensation and benefits, and the opportunity to be part of our employee-owned company!
Core Responsibilities: Committed to maintaining a safe work environment Understand and follow a safe and quality work culture Work in a fast-paced environment
Key Qualifications: Able to Read, Interpret and Build Parts from Drawings/Prints Must be able to Stick Weld- (SMAW) D1.1 Structural Certification is preferred Must have knowledge and ability to operate hand/power tools Ability to lift heavy objects periodically (0-50 lbs ground to shoulder, 0-80 lbs ground to carry height)Ability to operate Forklifts, Scissors and Boom Lifts Ability to work overtime periodically Will require some TravelCDL or ability to obtain CDL is preferred Agri Steel a division of Bayland Buildings, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and is an Employee Owned (ESOP) Company and offers competitive wage and benefit packages to successful candidates including 401K, ESOP profit sharing, health benefits and more. Agri Steel is focused on fabrication and delivery of metal structures for commercial and agricultural markets in the US and Canada. Join our team today!
Benefits: ESOP Profit Sharing 401(k)401(k) matching Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Health Savings Account Flexible Spending Account Life Insurance Paid Time Off Referral program
Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday License/Certification: Driver's License (Preferred)

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