Custom Fabricator and Welder

Reporting to the Production Supervisor, this position is responsible for welding, building, and modifying custom‑fabricated products and components efficiently to support production operations. The role involves interpreting drawings and concepts, troubleshooting design or fit issues, and fabricating solutions for custom production needs. The individual may also support facility and production improvements through custom metal fabrication, fixtures, tooling, and structural modifications as required.

In addition, you may be assigned other duties or responsibilities, including work in other departments, to support overall company operations.

• Regular and timely attendance.
• Collaborate with Engineering.
• Collaborate with Production Manager and other department supervisors and leads on process improvements.
• Select appropriate materials.
• Cut using multiple types of saws.
• Measure, mark and prep materials.
• Assemble and build custom fabricated products, parts, frames and structures.
• Fit and align components with accuracy.
• Drill and tap machined parts.
• Grind, deburr and polish.
• Powder, paint and plate.
• Inspect parts for dimensional accuracy and quality.
• Inspect own workmanship.
• Review work orders to ensure product and quality standards.
• Perform test fits for product function checks.
• Repair and modify existing products or company equipment.
• Perform welding on aluminum.
• Grind, smooth and finish welded surfaces.
• Read tape measures, micrometers, calipers and gauges.
• Communicate with management or customers when required.
• Prioritize daily work orders according to their level of importance.
• Report equipment issues to Maintenance immediately.

• High School Diploma or Equivalent.
• Trade school certificates/licenses or associate degree preferred.
• 3‑5+ years of experience in manufacturing as a welder.
• Hands‑on tooling skills.
• Ability to work within a team.
• Good communication, team player, flexible, self‑motivated, and decision maker.
• Professionalism.
• Troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
• Continuous learning attitude.
• Can read blueprints, work orders, instructions and technical specifications.
• Safe, clean, and organized work habits.
• Familiar with selecting the correct tools for specific tasks.
• Desire to meet customer satisfaction.

• Experience in operating CNC, cross‑cut saws, welders, and various equipment.
• Other trade skills/licenses/experience (e.g., welding aluminum, machinist, construction).
• Proficiency with Microsoft applications.

• Support and comply with safety programs.
• Use personal protective gear.
• Wear proper clothing and shoes.
• Work safely.
• Keep department work areas clean and organized.
• Work environment may include exposure to chemical materials and high noise levels.
• Maintain high consciousness for equipment safety.
• May be required to use PPE such as respirators, gloves, safety glasses, welding helmet and protective clothing.

• Frequent reaching, bending, twisting, turning, and climbing.
• Ability to walk, stand, and climb stairs for extended periods.
• Work in various positions such as walking, standing, or sitting for prolonged durations.
• Exposure to indoor factory conditions and outdoor environments with varying temperatures.
• Lifting up to 50 lbs routinely with or without accommodations.