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J&K Metal Fabricators

Stainless Steel Fabricator (TIG) — Foodservice Equipment

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What they do

A Production Fabricator or Assembler constructs and assembles a wide range of products, such as engines, computers, aircraft, ships, boats, toys, electronic devices, and control panels, as well as the individual parts that make up these products.

$41,825 / year median in Idaho

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Own the Craft. Elevate the Finish. Imagine opening a new project packet: detailed blueprints, material list, and a deadline. You map the sequence, prep 304 stainless in 20-12 gauge, and lay down crisp TIG beads that need minimal cleanup. The result? Flawless commercial kitchen components—sinks, tables, cabinetry, hoods, and more—built by you and the team at J&K Commercial Construction. Your mission Turn shop drawings into accurate layouts, assemblies, and finished parts Set up for TIG welding on 304 stainless across 20-gauge to 12-gauge thicknesses Execute clean, consistent welds on custom stainless components and assemblies Grind, blend, and polish to a professional finish Verify quality at every step—dimensions, fit, and visual standards Keep welding equipment in top condition with routine maintenance Manage time effectively to meet production goals Maintain a safe, organized workstation and communicate well with teammates About you Experienced TIG welder with stainless steel Hands-on background with 304 stainless from 18-gauge to 12-gauge (preferred) Confident reading blueprints and fabrication drawings Comfortable using electric and pneumatic tools for grinding and polishing Detail-focused, quality-driven, and mechanically inclined Can read a tape measure and handle basic math Hold a valid driver's license and can lift up to 50 pounds Reliable, punctual, and eager to grow—additional training offered for the right person You're also proficient in Driver's License Troubleshooting Skills Tape Measure Reading Welding Setups for Production High School / GED Blueprint Reading Join a growing manufacturing team where collaboration and craftsmanship define the work—and where your attention to detail makes the difference on every finished piece.