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Sharp Tooling Solutions, LLC
Welder
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A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.
$46,157 / year median in Michigan
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Sharp Tooling Solutions is a leading full-service supplier for the aerospace, automotive, and defense industries, specializing in the design and construction of checking fixtures and tooling. We are an AS9100 accredited organization interrelated with Sharp Tooling Solutions System (STS OPS), a foundation of culture-focused employees who value teamwork, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Our team is known for its dedication, creativity, and commitment to excellence. We are currently seeking to fill a full-time Welder position at our Romeo facility on 1st shift. The Welder is responsible for producing high-quality welds on precision tooling, fixtures, fabricated assemblies, and structural components in accordance with engineering drawings, welding procedures, and company quality standards. General Description Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, welding symbols, work instructions, and welding procedure specifications. Set up, operate, and maintain welding equipment safely and efficiently. Perform MIG, TIG, Stick, and flux-cored arc welding as required by the job and welding procedure. Weld components and assemblies to required dimensions, tolerances, appearance, and quality standards. Review parts prior to welding to verify fit-up, alignment, material condition, and readiness for welding. Select proper welding methods, filler materials, shielding gases, and weld parameters based on material type and job requirements. Inspect completed welds for defects, including undercut, porosity, cracking, incomplete fusion, distortion, and other nonconforming conditions. Use grinders, hand tools, power tools, and other finishing equipment to prepare and finish weldments as required. Verify dimensions, tolerances, and finished-component quality using precision measuring instruments. Collaborate with fitters, engineers, machinists, and other team members to troubleshoot and resolve welding or fabrication challenges. Maintain continuity between work shifts by documenting completed work, irregularities, and continuing needs. Follow all company safety procedures, including required use of personal protective equipment, and maintain a clean, organized work area. Ensure all work meets company quality standards, customer requirements, and applicable industry regulations. Perform all other duties as assigned.