Aluminum Welder

• Location 1410 Gillingham Ln.,Sugar Land, TX, 77478,United States
• Base Pay $20.00 - $32.00 / Hour
• Employee Type Employee FT
• Manage Others No

Do you want to be the welder people come to when there's a tough joint, an unusual alloy, or a repair nobody else wants to touch? Would you rather understand the metallurgy behind a procedure, like why a material cracks or why a gas mix matters, than just be told "run it this way"? Does a weld with a little porosity, undercut, or an uneven bead bother you, even if it would probably pass, because you know what a clean weld should look like?

Do you take pride in welds that hold up to X-ray, UT, or destructive testing, because the result proves you did it right?

If this sounds like you, then we need to talk…

Frazer, a leading builder of emergency medical vehicles, is currently seeking an Aluminum Welder to join our production team in Houston. Frazer Welders build the structural frames and box assemblies that go into every vehicle we deliver — work that ends up in ambulances and mobile healthcare units serving communities across the country. The quality of the weld is the quality of the vehicle, and we're looking for people who feel that responsibility every time they pick up a torch.

What Does a Week in the Life of the Aluminum Welder Look Like?

Pulls the print, stages the kit, and sets up the jig — getting everything lined up correctly before the first tack goes down.

Tack-welds components in fixture and performs full MIG welding across flat, horizontal, and — at higher levels — vertical and overhead positions.

Moves from the Frame work center into Box, leveling and aligning walls, installing the roof, and completing structural welds on wheel wells and storage compartments.

Inspects every weld before releasing it to the next operation — catches issues at the source rather than letting them travel downstream.

Diagnoses bow and warp on complex builds and applies fit-up corrections to bring the assembly back to spec (Welder III+).

Monitors the floor for sequencing and quality issues, escalates purchasing or engineering concerns, and covers coordination tasks when the Lead is out (Welder IV).

Runs structured OJT with Welder I and II — breaking down technique, explaining the why behind each step, and raising the quality bar across the section (Welder IV).

Closes out the shift with accurate time entry and production documentation, then leaves the work area clean and 5S-ready for the next crew.

Required

Education and Experience:

Basic MIG welding experience or completion of a welding training program.

Ability to read a tape measure and follow written instructions.

Must pass a weld test administered by Frazer, Ltd.

1+ years MIG welding experience in a manufacturing or fabrication environment.

Demonstrated post-jig welding and print reading capability.

Weld test qualification at Frazer standard.

3+ years MIG welding experience with demonstrated all-position capability.

Experience with fit-up correction and structural weld sequencing.

Weld test qualification — all positions at Frazer standard.

Preferred

Education and Experience:

AWS D1.2 Aluminum Welding certification or equivalent.

Experience with aluminum-specific welding behavior — shrinkage, warping, and heat management.

Familiarity with structural fabrication prints in a manufacturing environment.

Skills (to Pay the Bills)

Here's a list of a few competencies that the Aluminum Welder at Frazer should have…

You're precise by nature — off by a millimeter bothers you, and you won't advance work you're not confident in.

You're patient with prep — you know that a good weld starts before the torch is ever lit.

You can read a structural print and translate it into a clean, accurate layout without someone looking over your shoulder.

You hold…