FIMCO Industries
Welder Position Summary
The Welder is responsible for performing various welding processes, including preparation, assembly, and finishing, to join fabricated metal components according to specifications and instructions. This role requires precision, technical expertise, and a strong commitment to safety and quality.
Welder
Essential Duties & Responsibilities Review and interpret work orders, blueprints, and instructions to determine job requirements. Plan work procedures, selecting appropriate tools and materials for each project. Prepare surfaces for welding by cleaning, deburring, and positioning materials. Set up, assemble, tack-weld, and fully weld components using appropriate techniques. Cut, burn, and weld various metals to fabricate or repair equipment. Perform product repairs and modifications as needed. Maintain welding equipment and tools to ensure proper operation and compliance with safety regulations. Follow all company safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized workspace. Perform additional duties as assigned. Welder
Qualifications & Experience
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent. Completion of a formal welding program (preferred). Minimum of 2+ years of welding experience in a manufacturing or fabrication setting. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings. Experience setting up and adjusting welding equipment for different applications. Welder
Essential Skills & Abilities
Proficiency in various welding techniques (e.g., MIG, TIG, Stick). Strong understanding of welding setup parameters (e.g., amps, volts, wire speed). Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and specifications. Basic welding equipment maintenance knowledge. Physical ability to lift 50 lbs regularly and perform physically demanding tasks. Welder
Safety & Work Environment
Work requires precision and attention to detail to prevent damage to materials and equipment. Must follow strict safety protocols to minimize risks of burns, cuts, and exposure to flying debris. Regular exposure to bright welding arcs requires proper protective equipment. Work involves frequent bending, stooping, and lifting. Must maintain a clean and enclosed work area to ensure safety for self and others.
The Welder is responsible for performing various welding processes, including preparation, assembly, and finishing, to join fabricated metal components according to specifications and instructions. This role requires precision, technical expertise, and a strong commitment to safety and quality.
Welder
Essential Duties & Responsibilities Review and interpret work orders, blueprints, and instructions to determine job requirements. Plan work procedures, selecting appropriate tools and materials for each project. Prepare surfaces for welding by cleaning, deburring, and positioning materials. Set up, assemble, tack-weld, and fully weld components using appropriate techniques. Cut, burn, and weld various metals to fabricate or repair equipment. Perform product repairs and modifications as needed. Maintain welding equipment and tools to ensure proper operation and compliance with safety regulations. Follow all company safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized workspace. Perform additional duties as assigned. Welder
Qualifications & Experience
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent. Completion of a formal welding program (preferred). Minimum of 2+ years of welding experience in a manufacturing or fabrication setting. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings. Experience setting up and adjusting welding equipment for different applications. Welder
Essential Skills & Abilities
Proficiency in various welding techniques (e.g., MIG, TIG, Stick). Strong understanding of welding setup parameters (e.g., amps, volts, wire speed). Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and specifications. Basic welding equipment maintenance knowledge. Physical ability to lift 50 lbs regularly and perform physically demanding tasks. Welder
Safety & Work Environment
Work requires precision and attention to detail to prevent damage to materials and equipment. Must follow strict safety protocols to minimize risks of burns, cuts, and exposure to flying debris. Regular exposure to bright welding arcs requires proper protective equipment. Work involves frequent bending, stooping, and lifting. Must maintain a clean and enclosed work area to ensure safety for self and others.