TIG; GTAW) Welders

P&G Manufacturing Inc. is a woman-owned small business that has been building high-performance air filtration equipment in Washington, NC, since 1976. The company serves nuclear, pharmaceutical, and biosafety markets, delivering both standard and custom-designed filtration products. P&G Manufacturing is strongly customer-focused and emphasizes responsiveness and flexibility in meeting client needs. Its quality program is aligned with the ASME Nuclear Code (NQA-1), and all housings and components are tested in accordance with ANSI/ASME N-509 and N-510, ensuring reliability and safety.

Team members contribute directly to products used in demanding, safety-critical environments.

This is a full-time, on-site TIG (GTAW) Welder role based at P&G Manufacturing Inc. in Washington, NC. The TIG Welder will perform precision welding on a variety of metals and components used in high-performance air filtration equipment, following detailed drawings, specifications, and quality procedures. Daily responsibilities include setting up welding equipment, selecting appropriate materials and filler metals, performing TIG and potentially MIG or arc welding, and inspecting welds for accuracy, quality, and compliance with standards.

The role involves working closely with fabrication, engineering, and quality teams to ensure products meet ASME and AG-1 Nuclear Code and company requirements. The TIG Welder will maintain a clean, safe work area, follow all safety protocols, and assist with continuous improvement initiatives in the shop.

• Candidates should possess strong TIG Welding skills, with experience in precision fabrication and production environments.
• Candidates should possess Arc Welding and MIG Welding skills, including safe setup, operation, and basic troubleshooting of welding equipment.
• Candidates should possess knowledge of Materials, including properties of common metals, weldability, and proper handling and preparation.
• Relevant skills include the ability to read and interpret blueprints, weld symbols, and technical drawings, and to follow written procedures and quality standards.
• Previous experience in manufacturing, metal fabrication, or related industrial settings is highly beneficial; experience in nuclear, pharmaceutical, or biosafety markets is a plus.
• Strong attention to detail, commitment to safety, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team are required.
• Welding certifications (e.g., TIG/GTAW) and a high school diploma or equivalent are preferred; additional technical training is an advantage.