MIG Welder Needed in Phoenix, Arizona, USA

A MIG welder performs metal welding using a wire-feed welding process to join steel, stainless steel, aluminum and other metal components.

Current Phoenix-area listings include MIG welders, MIG/TIG welders, MIG fabricators, production welders, structural welders and welding shop positions.

List of MIG Welder Vacancies

MIG Welder

A MIG welder joins metal components according to drawings, measurements and production specifications.

Responsibilities can include preparing metal surfaces, setting welding equipment, performing MIG welds and inspecting finished joints.

A current Phoenix manufacturing position lists MIG welding work with a Monday-Friday schedule.

MIG Welder – Manufacturing

A manufacturing MIG welder produces metal components in a production environment.

Responsibilities can include operating welding equipment, reading work instructions, using hand tools and checking finished welds.

A recent Phoenix opening offers a full-time Monday-Friday schedule and focuses on MIG welding of metal components.

MIG Fabrication Welder

A fabrication welder combines MIG welding with metal fabrication and assembly.

Responsibilities can include reading fabrication drawings, measuring materials, fitting components, grinding welds and assembling metal structures.

A Phoenix MIG welder/fabricator listing specifically involves stainless-steel fabrication, blueprint reading, fitting and inspection.

MIG/TIG Welder

A MIG/TIG welder uses both MIG and TIG processes depending on the material and project.

Responsibilities can include welding steel and aluminum, preparing components, fitting parts and inspecting finished products.

New Westcott Designs currently lists a Phoenix MIG/TIG position involving steel and aluminum components.

Production MIG Welder

A production welder performs repeated welding operations on manufactured components.

Responsibilities can include setting up equipment, maintaining production standards, checking weld quality and meeting daily production requirements.

Current Phoenix listings include production and manufacturing welding positions.

Structural MIG Welder

A structural welder joins steel components used in buildings, gates, fencing and other structures.

Responsibilities can include reading shop drawings, fitting steel components, performing MIG or flux-core welding and inspecting completed structures.

A Phoenix fabrication company currently lists welding work involving structural and miscellaneous steel, fencing and custom metal components.

Automotive MIG Welder

An automotive welder performs MIG welding on vehicle components and metal structures.

Responsibilities can include preparing metal, welding components, using plasma cutters and torches and completing fabrication tasks.

A current Phoenix-area opening involves MIG and stick welding on automotive-related projects.

Aerospace MIG Welder

An aerospace welder works with precision metal components used in aerospace manufacturing.

Responsibilities can include following detailed specifications, maintaining dimensional accuracy and meeting strict quality standards.

Phoenix-area listings include precision welding positions connected to aerospace manufacturing.

Stainless Steel MIG Welder

A stainless-steel MIG welder works primarily with stainless materials and fabricated components.

Responsibilities can include preparing surfaces, fitting components, performing MIG welds and grinding or finishing completed welds.

A recent Phoenix MIG fabricator listing specifically focuses on stainless-steel fabrication.

MIG Welder / Production Prep

A production-prep welder combines welding with preparation and fabrication activities.

Responsibilities can include MIG welding, inspecting welds, following work orders and assisting with additional production tasks.

A Phoenix welding-shop position lists MIG welding and production preparation among its responsibilities.

Iron Shop Welder

An iron-shop welder fabricates and welds structural and miscellaneous metal components.

Responsibilities can include MIG, flux-core and stick welding, reading shop drawings and fabricating steel structures.

A Phoenix company currently lists an experienced shop-welder position involving MIG, flux-core and stick welding.

Requirements

1. Previous MIG welding experience
2. Ability to operate MIG welding equipment
3. Ability to read basic blueprints
4. Ability to interpret work orders
5. Knowledge of welding measurements
6. Ability to prepare metal surfaces
7. Ability to grind and clean materials
8. Ability to fit and tack components
9. Ability to inspect completed welds
10. Knowledge of welding safety procedures
11. Ability to use hand tools
12. Ability to work while standing for extended periods
13. Ability to lift and move metal components
14. Good attention to detail
15. Ability to follow production specifications
16. Ability to maintain a clean work area
17. Ability to pass a welding test when required
18. Welding certification when required
19. Fabrication experience for specialized positions
20. TIG or stick experience for combined-process positions

Benefits

1. Opportunity to develop MIG welding skills
2. Experience with metal fabrication
3. Development of blueprint-reading skills
4. Experience with steel fabrication
5. Experience with stainless steel
6. Exposure to aluminum welding
7. Development of welding inspection skills
8. Experience with production welding
9. Development of fabrication techniques
10. Experience with structural steel
11. Exposure to aerospace manufacturing
12. Exposure to automotive fabrication
13. Development of grinding and finishing skills
14. Experience using welding equipment
15. Development of workplace-safety knowledge
16. Opportunity to learn additional welding processes
17. Potential advancement into specialized welding positions

Advantages

1. Provides practical MIG welding experience
2. Develops metal-fabrication skills
3. Builds experience reading drawings
4. Improves welding precision
5. Develops knowledge of steel and stainless steel
6. Can provide aluminum-welding experience
7. Builds production-welding experience
8. Develops inspection skills
9. Improves knowledge of welding equipment
10. Builds experience with structural components
11. Can provide automotive-industry experience
12. Can provide aerospace-manufacturing experience
13. Develops fabrication skills
14. Improves grinding and finishing techniques
15. Builds knowledge of welding safety
16. Can develop TIG and stick welding skills
17. Provides experience useful for future positions as a MIG Welder, TIG/MIG Welder, Production Welder, Fabrication Welder, Structural Welder, Metal Fabricator or Welding Technician