Wabash National
About the Role
The
Welder Mechanic II
is a skilled professional responsible for the service, repair, and maintenance of tank trailers and containers. This role requires expertise in multiple areas of repair, including electrical systems, plumbing, framing, welding, grinding, painting, insulation, decal application, and more.
This position supports and collaborates with less experienced technicians and helpers. Work often involves climbing ladders or scaffolding over six feet in height, and performing tasks that require bending, stooping, or working from low positions. The work environment may include exposure to loud noise, welding fumes, and grinding dust. All duties are carried out under the supervision of the department supervisor.
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Strong understanding of
metal repair
procedures and fabrication techniques.
Ability to
read and interpret engineering blueprints
and technical specifications.
Skilled in the use of
measuring tools
and performing basic math (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
Effective
verbal and written communication
skills.
Team-oriented with the ability to
collaborate effectively
in a production environment.
Demonstrates commitment to safety and adherence to company protocols.
Familiarity with
general shop practices and safety standards .
Preferred: Experience or training as a
Registered Inspector .
Preferred Qualifications
Registered Inspector training and certification a plus
Preferably the successful candidate will have inspector credentials.
ASME Welding Certification
is a plus.
Your Responsibilities
Repair and service
electrical wiring
and
plumbing systems
on tanks and containers.
Perform structural repairs including framing, fenders, wrapping, suspension systems, fifth wheels, landing gear, truck mounts, and insulation.
Execute final cleanup tasks including
sandblasting ,
priming ,
painting ,
decal application , and
installation of plates and fenders .
Grind, polish, and patch
tanks and bottles as required.
Perform
MIG/TIG welding
on aluminum, stainless steel, and mild steel.
Fabricate metal components based on
blueprints and technical drawings .
Move trailers in and out of the shop safely and efficiently.
Conduct full
plumbing inspections and repairs
on tanks.
Troubleshoot, inspect, and perform complete repairs on trailer bodies independently.
Test repaired tanks and trailers for operational safety and performance.
Ensure compliance with
DOT
and
ASME standards
for tank repair and inspection.
Follow all safety protocols and wear required
PPE
(safety shoes, gloves, glasses, hearing protection, etc.).
Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
Physical Demands
Work is performed 95% indoors and 5% outdoors.
Must be able to lift up to
50 lbs
frequently.
Must be able to bend, stoop, climb ladders or scaffolding over 6 feet, and work in tight spaces or while seated on low stools.
Working Conditions and Environment The work environment includes exposure to high decibels of noise, temperature, weather variations, metal welding processes and chemicals, which may include solvents, undercoating, paint, and caulking. Fast paced environment with moving equipment and motorized vehicles running at all times.
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Welder Mechanic II
is a skilled professional responsible for the service, repair, and maintenance of tank trailers and containers. This role requires expertise in multiple areas of repair, including electrical systems, plumbing, framing, welding, grinding, painting, insulation, decal application, and more.
This position supports and collaborates with less experienced technicians and helpers. Work often involves climbing ladders or scaffolding over six feet in height, and performing tasks that require bending, stooping, or working from low positions. The work environment may include exposure to loud noise, welding fumes, and grinding dust. All duties are carried out under the supervision of the department supervisor.
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Strong understanding of
metal repair
procedures and fabrication techniques.
Ability to
read and interpret engineering blueprints
and technical specifications.
Skilled in the use of
measuring tools
and performing basic math (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
Effective
verbal and written communication
skills.
Team-oriented with the ability to
collaborate effectively
in a production environment.
Demonstrates commitment to safety and adherence to company protocols.
Familiarity with
general shop practices and safety standards .
Preferred: Experience or training as a
Registered Inspector .
Preferred Qualifications
Registered Inspector training and certification a plus
Preferably the successful candidate will have inspector credentials.
ASME Welding Certification
is a plus.
Your Responsibilities
Repair and service
electrical wiring
and
plumbing systems
on tanks and containers.
Perform structural repairs including framing, fenders, wrapping, suspension systems, fifth wheels, landing gear, truck mounts, and insulation.
Execute final cleanup tasks including
sandblasting ,
priming ,
painting ,
decal application , and
installation of plates and fenders .
Grind, polish, and patch
tanks and bottles as required.
Perform
MIG/TIG welding
on aluminum, stainless steel, and mild steel.
Fabricate metal components based on
blueprints and technical drawings .
Move trailers in and out of the shop safely and efficiently.
Conduct full
plumbing inspections and repairs
on tanks.
Troubleshoot, inspect, and perform complete repairs on trailer bodies independently.
Test repaired tanks and trailers for operational safety and performance.
Ensure compliance with
DOT
and
ASME standards
for tank repair and inspection.
Follow all safety protocols and wear required
PPE
(safety shoes, gloves, glasses, hearing protection, etc.).
Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
Physical Demands
Work is performed 95% indoors and 5% outdoors.
Must be able to lift up to
50 lbs
frequently.
Must be able to bend, stoop, climb ladders or scaffolding over 6 feet, and work in tight spaces or while seated on low stools.
Working Conditions and Environment The work environment includes exposure to high decibels of noise, temperature, weather variations, metal welding processes and chemicals, which may include solvents, undercoating, paint, and caulking. Fast paced environment with moving equipment and motorized vehicles running at all times.
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