Why This Role Stands Out
This on-site Mig Welder position offers competitive pay of $25-$27 per hour, valuable skills development in metal fabrication, and the opportunity to work with a reputable company. If you have 4+ years of MIG welding experience and excel at fabricating from prints, you'll thrive in this role, so don't hesitate to apply!
Quick Overview
Salary
$25 - $27/hr
Seniority
Mid Senior
Employment type
Full Time
Work mode
On Site
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Posted
Yesterday
Job Description
We are seeking a Welder. This is a full time and permanent position with a local facility focusing on metal fabrication. You must be able to fabricate according to prints and pass a weld test. Candidates must have 4+ years of proven experience in this field. Please apply and provide a resume!
- 2nd Shift available.
- Pay: $25 - $27 based on experience.
- Schedule: Monday - Friday working 8 - 10 hours per day and some Saturdays.
- Use of cutting tools and other related equipment.
- Operating forklifts and overhead crane (Will be trained)
- Read and interpret drawings.
- 4+ years of MIG experience.
- Pass a MIG pressure test!
- Use of power tools and other equipment.
- Ability to pass pre-employment drug screen and Background.
- Must be willing to work overtime if needed.
- Medical Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Weekly Pay!
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