Aluminum Welder

Aluminum Welder Job Summary

Responsible for performing fabrication welding tasks including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, and all-position welding. The role involves using oxygen / acetylene gas torches for cutting or pre-heating materials, ensuring quality and precision in all welding assignments.

Aluminum Welder Responsibilities

Utilize knowledge of weld electrodes and wire, machine settings, and oxygen / acetylene gas torches for cutting or pre-heating.

Read and interpret drawings, sketches, and weld symbols.

Set up and operate semi-automatic or automatic welding equipment.

Assemble and tack parts as directed by the supervisor.

Maintain acceptable quality and quantity standards.

Assist the supervisor in organizing and directing crew tasks as needed.

Aluminum Welder Position Requirements

Minimum five to seven years of welding / fabrication experience or completion of an apprentice program.

Experience with aluminum, stainless steel, and copper-nickel pipe welding is a plus.

Ability to pass a 3G, 4G Aluminum weld test on 3 / 8 plate to AWS D1.2 weld standards.

Consistently pass UT / RT / PT weld joints.

Proficiency in burning, welding, and operation of production machines and cranes.

Knowledgeable in the operation of all fabrication and welding equipment.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with team members.

Strong communication skills to instruct team members on project tasks.

This position requires U.S. citizenship due to government contract requirements.

Per diem  will be provided — 20 / hr up to 8 hours at max 40 hours per week. MAX of 800 PER DIEM A WEEK