MIG​/TIG Fabrication Welder — Structural & Robotic

About the Role

Picture your day starting at 6:00 am on 1st shift and wrapping up at 2:30 pm, with overtime available when production ramps up. You gear up with PPE, review blueprints, and confirm weld symbols before setting up both manual and robotic welding operations. You’ll move between MIG/TIG stations and a robot cell, then freehand-weld aluminum parts and assemblies made from steel, stainless, and aluminum.

A large belt sander helps you finish surfaces to spec. Throughout the day, you keep your area organized and safe, tape measure at the ready, and quality at the forefront.

• Interpret weld symbols and read blueprints to meet spec and quality targets
• Perform MIG and TIG welding and operate robotic welding processes
• Freehand weld aluminum; work confidently with steel, stainless, and aluminum
• Use a tape measure accurately and verify critical dimensions
• Operate a large belt sander for finishing
• Maintain a clean, orderly work area; follow all safety procedures and wear proper PPE

1st shift 6 am- 2:30 pm; must be able to work overtime as needed.

• 1+ years of welding experience
• Reliable, punctual track record
• Experience in industrial manufacturing preferred

• Lift up to 50 lbs.
• Position weld apparatus in any orientation required by the work
• Stand for prolonged periods; frequent bending, kneeling, and stooping
• Exposure to typical shop elements including noise, dust, odors, and chemicals

Physical weld testing on-site must be acceptable.

• Anchor Fabrication offers medical, dental, vision, life, accident, critical illness, hospital indemnity, and short- and long-term disability.
• We also offer a matching 401(k) plan with Empower.

Anchor Fabrication is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities.