Entry-Level GMAW; MIG) Fabrication Welder

Join a Century-Strong Team Building What Lasts

For over a century, O’Neal Manufacturing Services has been a leading family-owned metal fabricator in the United States. We don’t just shape steel—we develop people, cultivate trust, and create long-term careers. Ready to build together?

As a MIG Welder I, you’ll use gas metal arc welding (GMAW) to join, fabricate, and repair steel components with precision equipment and established techniques.

• Pay: $18.00 - $21.00 per hour, paid weekly
• 1st Shift: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
• 2nd Shift: Monday–Friday, 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM ($1.00 shift differential)

You arrive, review prints, set up your welder, and verify measurements. Throughout your shift, you run clean, consistent MIG beads to assemble and repair steel parts, check your work for accuracy, and keep your area organized. You communicate clearly with teammates, operate material handling equipment as certified, and finish the day proud of the quality you produced.

Work with care, follow procedures, and use proper PPE in a busy industrial environment.

Set up and run GMAW equipment to join, fabricate, and repair steel parts.

Measure twice, weld once—maintain tight tolerances and consistent results.

Support shop operations, coordinate with teammates, and keep equipment and workspace in good order.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Relevant experience, apprenticeship, or vocational training preferred
• Able to pass and maintain MIG welder certification
• Strong attention to detail and basic critical-thinking ability
• Operate forklifts and overhead cranes; maintain required equipment certifications
• Read and interpret simple blueprints
• Comfortable with hand tools: hammer, pliers, screwdriver, wrench, drill, grinder, bander
• Use measuring tools: tape measures, box calipers, slide dial calipers, micrometers
• Convert fractions to decimals and metric to English
• Produce consistently high-quality work
• Set up and operate one or more processing machines
• Speak, write, and understand conversational English

• Stand and walk for long periods, including 2–5 miles per shift
• Repeated bending, sitting, standing, twisting, and stooping
• Lift/carry 25–50 lbs from floor to waist; front carry 25–50 lbs repeatedly per shift
• Reach overhead; squat, kneel, and climb short ladders or steps
• Good hand-finger coordination for precise manipulation of parts and tools
• Read labels, follow safety and standard operating procedures, and communicate effectively in an industrial setting
• 20/30 vision with corrective lenses
• Work may occur indoors and outdoors under varied environmental conditions

Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.