Production Welder Wanted in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
A production welder performs welding and metal-assembly operations in a manufacturing or fabrication environment. The position can involve preparing metal components, following blueprints and work instructions, performing MIG, TIG, or flux-cored welding, inspecting finished pieces, grinding welds, and maintaining production equipment.
Current Charlotte-area listings include production welding positions involving fabrication from blueprints, welding symbols, metal assembly, TIG/MIG processes, and manufacturing equipment. One current Charlotte position involves fabricating filtration equipment, pipe, and structural equipment from blueprints and work orders.
List of Production Welder Vacancies
Production Welder
A production welder performs repetitive and precision welding tasks as part of a manufacturing process.
Responsibilities can include preparing materials, positioning components, welding assemblies, inspecting welds, grinding finished areas, and following standardized production procedures.
Current Charlotte listings include production welder/fabricator positions with first- and second-shift schedules.
MIG Production Welder
A MIG production welder uses GMAW equipment to join metal components during manufacturing.
Responsibilities can include adjusting welding settings, preparing surfaces, making welds according to specifications, removing imperfections, and checking finished assemblies.
TIG Production Welder
A TIG production welder performs precise welds on metal components where greater control is required.
Responsibilities can include preparing materials, controlling the welding torch, maintaining consistent weld quality, and inspecting finished products.
Current Charlotte manufacturing positions include MIG/TIG welding experience among desired qualifications.
Manufacturing Welder
A manufacturing welder works directly within a production facility assembling metal products.
Responsibilities can include welding parts, assembling components, following route cards or work instructions, operating production equipment, and maintaining quality standards.
A current Charlotte position specifically describes welding and fabricating parts according to route cards and standard work instructions.
Welder/Fabricator
A welder/fabricator combines welding with metal preparation and assembly.
Responsibilities can include measuring, cutting, fitting, welding, grinding, drilling, and assembling metal components.
Current Charlotte-area listings include welder/fabricator positions in manufacturing and production environments.
Aluminum Production Welder
An aluminum production welder specializes in welding aluminum components.
Responsibilities can include preparing aluminum surfaces, performing MIG welding, reading blueprints, following welding symbols, and inspecting finished assemblies.
A current Charlotte-area listing specifically seeks an aluminum MIG welder with blueprint-reading and welding-symbol knowledge.
Industrial Production Welder
An industrial production welder works on metal products and equipment manufactured for industrial applications.
Responsibilities can include welding structural components, machinery parts, pipe assemblies, filtration equipment, and other fabricated products.
Production Fabrication Welder
A production fabrication welder prepares and joins metal components according to manufacturing specifications.
Responsibilities can include cutting, fitting, tack welding, final welding, grinding, and quality inspection.
Assembly Welder
An assembly welder joins metal components as part of a larger manufacturing assembly.
Responsibilities can include positioning parts, following assembly drawings, welding components, checking measurements, and preparing completed assemblies for the next production stage.
Manufacturing Maintenance Welder
A manufacturing maintenance welder assists with repairs to machinery, production equipment, frames, supports, and metal components within a manufacturing facility.
This position can combine welding with basic mechanical and maintenance duties.
Requirements
- Previous welding experience when required
- Production welding experience when required
- Manufacturing experience when required
- Knowledge of metal fabrication
- Ability to read blueprints
- Ability to understand work orders
- Ability to interpret welding symbols
- Ability to follow route cards
- Ability to follow standard work instructions
- Ability to perform MIG welding
- Ability to perform TIG welding when required
- Ability to perform FCAW when required
- Ability to weld aluminum when required
- Ability to weld steel
- Ability to prepare metal surfaces
- Ability to position metal components
- Ability to perform tack welding
- Ability to complete production welds
- Ability to inspect weld quality
- Ability to identify welding defects
- Ability to operate welding machines
- Ability to use grinders
- Ability to use cutting tools
- Ability to use hand tools
- Ability to use power tools
- Ability to perform basic metal fabrication
- Ability to measure components accurately
- Ability to maintain welding equipment
- Ability to follow safety procedures
- Ability to use protective equipment
- Ability to maintain a clean work area
- Good hand-eye coordination
- Good attention to detail
- Physical stamina
- Ability to stand for extended periods
- Ability to bend and kneel
- Ability to lift and carry metal components
- Ability to perform repetitive tasks
- Ability to maintain production standards
- Ability to work independently
- Ability to work as part of a production team
- Ability to follow supervisor instructions
- Ability to maintain consistent quality
- Ability to work first shift when required
- Ability to work second shift when required
- Ability to work overtime when required
- Ability to work weekends when required
- Willingness to learn new welding processes
Benefits
- Opportunity to gain production welding experience
- Development of MIG welding skills
- Development of TIG welding abilities
- Experience with aluminum welding
- Experience with steel fabrication
- Development of blueprint-reading skills
- Knowledge of welding symbols
- Development of metal-fitting skills
- Experience with manufacturing equipment
- Development of fabrication techniques
- Improvement of weld inspection abilities
- Development of quality-control knowledge
- Experience with production procedures
- Development of workplace safety awareness
- Improvement of hand-eye coordination
- Development of teamwork skills
- Improvement of communication abilities
- Development of problem-solving skills
- Experience with industrial manufacturing
- Development of professional discipline
- Opportunity to specialize in production welding
- Foundation for advancement into fabrication and industrial welding
Advantages
- Provides practical production-welding experience
- Develops manufacturing knowledge
- Strengthens MIG welding skills
- Can develop TIG welding abilities
- Provides aluminum-welding experience
- Improves blueprint-reading skills
- Develops knowledge of welding symbols
- Strengthens metal-fitting techniques
- Improves measurement accuracy
- Develops grinding and finishing abilities
- Strengthens weld-inspection skills
- Provides exposure to manufacturing equipment
- Develops production-line experience
- Improves consistency and precision
- Strengthens workplace safety practices
- Develops teamwork abilities
- Improves communication with supervisors
- Develops problem-solving skills
- Provides experience with repetitive production processes
- Builds experience useful for future positions as a production welder, MIG welder, TIG welder, manufacturing welder, welder/fabricator, aluminum welder, industrial welder, or welding supervisor
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