GMAW Production Welder II

Overview

GMAW Production Welder II

Picture your morning in a clean, organized weld cell in Lenexa, KS. You review the day’s prints, dial in your MIG (GMAW) parameters, and run a first-article check. Through the shift, you move confidently between flat, horizontal, and vertical positions—building sub-assemblies and final products that pass inspection the first time. Safety and quality aren’t boxes to tick; they’re the rhythm of your workday.

• Location: Lenexa, KS
• Employment Type: Full-time
• Work
  
  Conditions:
  
  Manufacturing / Production
• Pay: $25.00 per hour
• Work Hours: Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–2:30 PM

• Execute MIG (GMAW) welds on both sub-assemblies and completed units across a range of materials.
• Operate in flat, horizontal, and vertical positions while holding tight quality standards.
• Interpret blueprints and welding symbols to produce parts to print.
• Set up welding equipment, fine-tune parameters, and sustain consistent bead quality.
• Conduct in-process and final inspections using appropriate gauges and measurement tools.
• Prep, clean, and stage materials to keep production flowing.
• Record production and quality data accurately and on time.
• Follow OSHA safety practices and internal quality procedures without exception.
• Support teammates and help train others when needed.
• Keep your work area clean, orderly, and audit-ready.

• 4+ years of welding experience preferred (Level II proficiency).
• Ability to read blueprints and weld to specification.
• Hands-on experience with MIG (GMAW) processes.
• Capability to lift up to 50 lbs as required.
• Strong attention to detail and a quality-first mindset.

• MIG (GMAW) process knowledge and execution.
• Blueprint reading and symbol interpretation.
• Inspection proficiency with measurement tools.
• Troubleshooting and problem-solving under time constraints.
• Time management, organization, and teamwork.

• Production setting with exposure to noise, machinery, and chemicals.
• Frequent standing, bending, lifting, and fine motor work.
• Safe operation of welding equipment and related tools is essential.

• Formal welding certification.
• Background in ISO or other quality-managed operations.
• Fabrication or mechanical assembly experience.

• Welding setups for production
• Blueprint reading

• MIG Welder