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NSC Technologies
Welder/Fabricator
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A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.
$44,279 / year median in Alabama
+0% projected growth
Job Description
NSC Staffing has an immediate opening for Welder/Fabricators in Elmore, AL. Monday- Thursday 6am-3:30pm with OT on Friday Skilled Welder / Fabricator to join our structural steel production crew. We are looking for an all-around shop professional who understands that great welds start with great fit-up. While strong welding capability is essential, welding makes up roughly 30% of this role. The remaining 70% focuses on fabrication, blueprint reading, component fit-up, material handling, and keeping shop orders moving efficiently through production. If you take pride in building structural assemblies from raw steel to finished product, this is the position for you. Primary Responsibilities Fabrication (70%) Read and interpret shop drawings, blueprints, and welding symbols to execute precise job layouts. Fit, square, align, and tack-weld structural assemblies and miscellaneous steel components (such as handrails, stairs, and ladders). Prep steel orders by cutting, beveling, and shaping material using horizontal bandsaws, ironworkers, plasma torches, and automated machinery (such as drill lines or RoboRail equipment). Safely operate overhead bridge cranes and forklifts to move material through the plant and maintain work pipeline efficiency. Perform basic routine troubleshooting on wire feeders and shop tools to minimize machine downtime. Welding (30%) Perform high-quality structural welds primarily utilizing Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) processes. Control heat input, travel speed, and puddle technique to prevent warping, undercut, and porosity. Ensure all completed welds meet company quality control standards and pass required inspection protocols.