Aluminum TIG Welder–Fitter, Blueprint-Driven Assemblies

Aluminum TIG Welder–Fitter, Blueprint-Driven Assemblies Compensation based on skill set and experience

Join for the craft. Stay for the growth.

Bring your eye for detail to a quality‑first manufacturing team where consistency, precision, and continuous improvement define the work.

Shifts First Shift

Hours:

6a–230p Mon–Fri Second Shift

Hours:

230p–1a Mon–Thurs What you’ll doSet up and operate GTAW (TIG) equipment for aluminum assemblies.

Follow drawings, fixtures, and WPS to produce accurate, repeatable results.

Weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.

Read and interpret fabrication drawings, weld symbols, and work instructions.

Fit, align, clamp, and tack parts to control distortion prior to final weld.

Use calipers, squares, tapes, gauges, and fixtures to verify dimensions and tolerances.

Prep and post‑process aluminum (cleaning and grinding) to support weld quality.

Maintain standards for appearance, penetration, distortion control, and dimensional accuracy.

Inspect finished weldments to confirm compliance with quality requirements.

Complete production and quality documentation.

Care for equipment and promptly report any tooling issues.

Follow all safety, quality, and housekeeping requirements.

Skills that set you up for success

Aluminum TIG experience with thin and thick material.

Heat control, fit‑up, and distortion management know‑how.

Ability to read fabrication drawings and weld symbols.

Comfort with calipers, squares, and other inspection tools.

Strong attention to detail; team‑oriented, yet self‑directed.

Curiosity and willingness to learn new techniques.

Qualifications Experience in aluminum TIG is beneficial; training available for the right person.

AWS D1.2 experience preferred.

Ability to pass company weld tests.

Aluminum fabrication experience preferred but not required.

Familiarity with fixtures, jigs, precision assemblies, and blueprint/symbol reading is a plus.

Why join us Modern aluminum welding equipment and clean, well‑organized space.

Opportunities for advanced certifications and skill development.

Hands‑on involvement with fixtures and process improvements.

Clear advancement paths and pay growth for motivated welders.

Environment & safety

Fabrication floor with welding equipment, moving machinery, fumes/airborne particles, and moderate noise. PPE is required at all times.

ADA Notice:
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions.

Physical demands

Stand, bend, kneel, and work in multiple welding positions during the shift.

Frequent hand/arm use for welding, fitting, grinding, and material handling.

Lift up to 25 lbs frequently; up to 75 lbs occasionally.

Close visual acuity for precision welds and inspections.

Compensation & employment details

Job Type: Full‑time

Work Location:

In person Benefits
401(k) matching

Dental insurance

Employee assistance program

Health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off Referral program

Tuition reimbursement

Vision insurance

Tools & proficiencies

You should be proficient in:
Blueprint Reading Machines & technologies you’ll use: TIG Welder