Welder Fabricator

About The Role

The Welder/Fabricator is responsible for assembling, fitting, and welding metal components into finished products and subassemblies according to blueprints and engineering specifications. The role involves operating fabrication equipment, using hand and power tools, and ensuring all work meets quality, dimensional, and safety standards. The position also includes material handling, layout work, and finishing tasks to support efficient production operations in a manufacturing environment.

Salary range $28.22/Hour. Based on experience.

Safety is our highest priority. We believe a safe workplace is built on mutual respect, care, and accountability. Every team member is empowered and expected to follow safety practices, look out for one another, and speak up about potential risks. Together, we create an environment where everyone goes home safely each day.

At Wells, you’re part of a team that takes pride in building something that lasts. Whether you’re in operations, a manufacturing facility, or out in the field, your work plays a direct role in creating quality structures that support our communities. We value hard work, reliability, and teamwork because getting the job done right requires collaboration. With a strong focus on safety, teamwork, and ingenuity, we create an environment where you can build your experience, contribute to meaningful work, and make an impact.

Wells provides a competitive benefits package designed to support employees’ health, financial well‑being, and work‑life balance. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance, company‑paid disability and life insurance, wellness incentives, paid holidays, PTO, flexible spending accounts, HSA options, a 401(k) with profit sharing, access to NICE Healthcare, employee assistance resources, pet insurance, and additional voluntary coverage such as critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity plans.

• Health and family care leave is available to both union and non‑union employees.
• Union employee benefits are provided through separate collective bargaining agreements.

• Position, align, fit, and weld parts to form units or subassemblies using blueprints, jigs, and hand tools.
• Study engineering drawings and layouts to determine material requirements and sequence of work.
• Move, lift, and position materials using cranes, hoists, or manual handling methods.
• Lay out, mark, and verify work pieces using measuring tools such as squares, rulers, and tape measures.
• Tack‑weld, cut, grind, and prepare metal components to meet specification requirements.
• Operate fabrication equipment including brakes, shears, rollers, drill presses, grinders, and cutting torches.
• Straighten, shape, and adjust metal parts using hammers, presses, torches, and other hand tools.
• Set up and use jigs, fixtures, face blocks, and templates for accurate assembly and fabrication.
• Remove defects such as high spots and bevel edges using grinding, filing, and cutting tools.
• Ensure all finished work meets quality and dimensional standards through inspection and adjustment.

The ideal candidate is a skilled welder/fabricator with strong blueprint reading ability, solid measuring skills, and hands‑on experience producing accurate, high‑quality welds and assemblies. The candidate is detail‑oriented, safety‑conscious, and able to work independently or as part of a team in a fast‑paced production setting.

• Three (3) years welding/fabrication experience required.
• Ability to read blueprints and drawings.
• Ability to use measuring devices such as calipers, micrometers, tape measures, depth gauges, and fixed gauges.

• Perform physically demanding work, including lifting up to 75 lbs occasionally and frequent bending, climbing, kneeling, twisting, squatting, crawling, and repetitive hand/arm use.
• Stand, walk, and move throughout the facility for extended shifts of up to 12 hours.
• Work at heights using ladders, scaffolding, swing stages, and man lifts frequently.
• Work safely in a production or field environment with moderate to high exposure to safety risks and hazards.
• Willingness to work in varying environmental conditions, including wet, hot, humid, and cold weather, and outdoors (depending on location).
• Wear all required PPE, including safety boots, safety glasses, hearing protection, high‑visibility vest, hard hat, and other PPE as required by the task, department, or work area.

The anticipated Final date to receive applications is 6/19/2026. Applications submitted after this date may not be considered.

Wells is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities. Wells participates in E‑Verify and will provide the federal government with your I‑9 Form information to confirm you are authorized to work in the U.S.