TIG Welder; Aluminum

Overview

Join to apply for the TIG Welder (Aluminum) $30 - $33/ hr. role at Aerospace Welding and Manufacturing, Inc. (AWI/AMI)

We are a team that prides ourselves on a culture that supports shared values of empowerment, accountability, drive, integrity, and respect. Our team shares a deep commitment to safety, collaboration, and a love for all things aviation. We offer a comprehensive benefits package to support your well-being and professional growth including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, life insurance, 401(K) plans with employer match, company provided Growth Participation Units (GPU) and so much more.

Our GPU benefit is unique to the industry and encourages all employees to think like owners and receive future financial reward for contributions to business growth. Join our team to be part of a culture that encourages growth and development and celebrates our success.

Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veteran/Disability/E-Verify

Hartzell Engine Tech is a leading OEM supplier and aerospace technology company headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama, with additional locations across the US and Canada, that provides engine accessories and heating solutions that meet the demanding challenges of today’s aircraft systems. Included in its portfolio of companies is Hartzell Aerospace Welding, located in Eagan, Minnesota and Edmonton, Alberta, which provides quality aviation exhaust systems and custom metal fabrication.

As a world leader in aircraft exhaust systems and engine components, the company’s core competencies include certified welding, precision machining and sheet metal fabrication.

• Perform TIG welding on aluminum parts, components, and assemblies.
• Proper fabrication and welding of customer parts and assemblies as requested.
• Work with high variety, low volume part work.
• Maintain quality: ensure 90%+ of completed parts pass inspection.
• Offer viable semi-annual process improvement initiatives.
• Follow all safety policies and guidelines.
• Complete all necessary documentation for proper tracking of work.
• General shop housekeeping.

• Ability to use TIG welding machines and related equipment.
• Proficiency with belt sanders, handheld sanders and grinders; powered saws; various hand tools.
• In-process inspection tools such as measuring tapes, radial/digital calipers, height gauges, etc.

• High School diploma or GED.
• Proven experience as a TIG Welder focusing on aluminum and welding thicknesses from .035" to .065".
• Successful completion of an accredited welding course or equivalent on-the-job training; 5–10 years high-level TIG welding experience.
• Ability to follow verbal and written work instructions.
• Ability to stand or sit for prolonged periods; lift up to 50 lbs.
• Demonstrated ability to perform basic mathematical calculations (fractions and decimals).

• Full-time

• Management and Manufacturing
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing