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Welder - Kershaw County
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A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.
$46,918 / year median in South Carolina
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary We are seeking dependable and skilled Welders (Levels I-III) to join our team. This position is responsible for fabricating and assembling metal parts to blueprint specifications, inspecting work for quality, and ensuring safety and performance standards are consistently met. Ideal candidates will have experience in MIG welding, blueprint reading, and a strong focus on craftsmanship and precision. Essential Duties and Responsibilities (All Levels) Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings Inspect materials for proper type, thickness, and grade Assemble and weld basic components to meet specifications and within tolerances Perform MIG welding and spot welding on simple parts Clock and record jobs accurately upon completion Maintain welding equipment for safe and proper operation Adhere to all company safety procedures and ISO quality standards Clean and maintain an organized work area daily Cross-train on other machines and equipment as needed Move materials using forklifts or other approved material-handling equipment Perform additional duties as assigned Level II Responsibilities In addition to Level I responsibilities: Assemble and weld more complex components MIG weld more intricate parts and configurations Perform additional welding processes including: Brazing Spin Riveting Stud Welding Nut Welding Entry-level robotic welding Train and mentor Level I welders Level III Responsibilities In addition to Level II responsibilities: Perform complex robotic welding, including programming and troubleshooting Perform TIG welding and hot head riveting Train and mentor Level II welders Competencies Ability to count, add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure including whole numbers, fractions, and decimals Written and oral communication skills Proficiency in welding techniques Proficiency in using measuring tools Proficiency in reading blueprints Proficiency in basic computer skills (Profitfab) Requirements High school diploma or GED Ability to pass an in-house weld test