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Winsor Fireform LLC
Welder / Fabrication Technician
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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.
$43,675 / year median in Washington
-5% projected decline
Job Description
About Winsor Fireform Winsor Fireform is a custom manufacturing company that creates high-quality porcelain enamel signage, architectural graphics, public art, interpretive panels, and custom fabricated products for architects, designers, contractors, agencies, museums, parks, transit systems, and organizations around the world.
Our work becomes part of the built environment and is made to last for decades. That means craftsmanship, accuracy, teamwork, and pride matter every day.
We are not a repetitive production-line shop. Every project is different, and our team takes pride in solving problems, learning new skills, and producing exceptional work. The Role We are looking for a dependable, skilled Welder / Metal Fabricator to join our production team in Tumwater, Washington. This is a hands-on fabrication role focused primarily on welding and assembling custom metal components for architectural signage, public art, interpretive panels, and other fabricated products. This is not a heavy-equipment repair, field welding, or machinery maintenance position . Most of the work involves welding corners and seams on fabricated sheet-metal pans, building steel and aluminum frames, fitting components, and completing other light-to-medium fabrication work in our shop. Every project is different. We are looking for someone who takes pride in clean, accurate work and can become a dependable member of a small production team. What You'll Do Weld corners and seams on fabricated sheet-metal pans Fabricate steel and aluminum frames from shop drawings and dimensions Measure, cut, fit, clamp, and square components prior to welding Perform MIG and/or TIG welding depending on the project Grind, clean, and finish welds where appearance or fit is important Drill holes and prepare mounting points and hardware locations Check completed assemblies for dimensions, squareness, fit, and overall quality Assist with other metal fabrication and production work as needed Maintain welding equipment and fabrication tools Keep the fabrication area clean, organized, and safe Communicate proactively when drawings, dimensions, materials, or instructions are unclear Help identify ways to reduce rework, improve quality, and make fabrication more efficient What Success Looks Like In your first 30 days, success means learning our products, fabrication standards, equipment, safety procedures, and expectations while demonstrating reliability and consistent workmanship. Over time, success means you can take a shop drawing or set of dimensions, plan the fabrication process, build the required assembly accurately, and complete your work with minimal oversight. We want someone the production team can rely on to produce clean, square, properly fitting fabricated components that are ready for the next stage of production. What We're Looking For Unlike some of our general production positions, prior welding experience is required for this role . Formal welding certifications are not required. We care more about whether you can consistently produce clean, accurate work.
Our work becomes part of the built environment and is made to last for decades. That means craftsmanship, accuracy, teamwork, and pride matter every day.
We are not a repetitive production-line shop. Every project is different, and our team takes pride in solving problems, learning new skills, and producing exceptional work. The Role We are looking for a dependable, skilled Welder / Metal Fabricator to join our production team in Tumwater, Washington. This is a hands-on fabrication role focused primarily on welding and assembling custom metal components for architectural signage, public art, interpretive panels, and other fabricated products. This is not a heavy-equipment repair, field welding, or machinery maintenance position . Most of the work involves welding corners and seams on fabricated sheet-metal pans, building steel and aluminum frames, fitting components, and completing other light-to-medium fabrication work in our shop. Every project is different. We are looking for someone who takes pride in clean, accurate work and can become a dependable member of a small production team. What You'll Do Weld corners and seams on fabricated sheet-metal pans Fabricate steel and aluminum frames from shop drawings and dimensions Measure, cut, fit, clamp, and square components prior to welding Perform MIG and/or TIG welding depending on the project Grind, clean, and finish welds where appearance or fit is important Drill holes and prepare mounting points and hardware locations Check completed assemblies for dimensions, squareness, fit, and overall quality Assist with other metal fabrication and production work as needed Maintain welding equipment and fabrication tools Keep the fabrication area clean, organized, and safe Communicate proactively when drawings, dimensions, materials, or instructions are unclear Help identify ways to reduce rework, improve quality, and make fabrication more efficient What Success Looks Like In your first 30 days, success means learning our products, fabrication standards, equipment, safety procedures, and expectations while demonstrating reliability and consistent workmanship. Over time, success means you can take a shop drawing or set of dimensions, plan the fabrication process, build the required assembly accurately, and complete your work with minimal oversight. We want someone the production team can rely on to produce clean, square, properly fitting fabricated components that are ready for the next stage of production. What We're Looking For Unlike some of our general production positions, prior welding experience is required for this role . Formal welding certifications are not required. We care more about whether you can consistently produce clean, accurate work.