Welder and Fabricator

Location: Waterloo

A manufacturing company in Waterloo has a full-time opportunity for you to advance your career in the welding trade for $30.00 to $34.00 per hour. Based in Waterloo, this role involves custom fabrication and high-end cosmetic welding on aluminum and carbon steel. You will benefit from an early finish every Friday, a supportive family-run environment, and a comprehensive benefits package starting after your initial three-month probationary period.

Advantages
- Work a consistent schedule in Waterloo featuring a half-day every Friday.
- Earn a competitive rate of $30.00 to $34.00 per hour plus overtime above 40 hours.
- Receive 80% coverage for dental and extended health after three months.
- Access an annual safety boot allowance and all necessary personal protective equipment.

Responsibilities
- Perform TIG and MIG welding on aluminum and stainless steel components.
- Execute custom fabrication by cutting, bending, buffing, and grinding various metals.
- Configure gas and machine settings for specific manufacturing industry projects.
- Conduct quality control on all seams to ensure cosmetic perfection.

Qualifications
- Five to eight years of experience in a custom manufacturing industry shop.
- Proven proficiency in TIG and MIG welding on aluminum up to 1/2".
- Ability to interpret complex blueprints and technical drawings for assembly.
- Ability to read both metric and imperial measurements.
- Possession of CWB tickets is considered an asset for this Welder role.

Summary
Summary If you are a Welder in Waterloo looking for a long-term home in a specialized shop, we want to hear from you. Please apply to this job posting to begin the process. You can also contact Ben James at  with any specific questions.

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