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Laborup Manufacturing

Fabricator / Welder

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A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.

$43,874 / year median in Tennessee

+3% projected growth

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Job Description

Overview We're hiring Metal Fabricators / Welders for our custom architectural metals shop. You'll lay out, fit, and MIG-weld complex weldments, high-end metal details, and facade components that end up on the outside of buildings — blueprint-driven custom work, not assembly-line repetition. The welding is flat parts, tubing, and structural assemblies across thicknesses and positions. This is a fabricator-first role, from welding, layout, fitting, and blueprint QC. While not a formal lead position, we're looking for people who take charge, push builds forward, and set the quality bar. Hiring includes a written weld-symbol test and a hands-on blueprint fabrication test onsite.
Why Join Us Four-Day Week :
Monday-Thursday schedule with a three-day weekend if you want it
Unlimited Optional Overtime:
Choose what you're looking to make and increase your income. Direct Hire Day 1 : Full benefits and long-term stability from your start. Compensation $28•$30 /hr starting pay Unlimited optional overtime Guaranteed 90-day review and raise potential Hiring on 1st and Weekend Shift 1st
Shift:
Monday-Thursday, 5:00 AM•4:30
PM Weekend Shift:
Friday•Sunday. 5:00 AM•5:00
PM Responsibilities MIG Welding :
Weld flat parts, tubing, and structural assemblies, all positions.
Layout & Fitting :
Lay out, fit, and tack complex weldments from drawings.
Blueprint QC :
Verify spec against prints with calipers, weld gauges, tapes.
Defect Rework :
Catch defects early and rework parts to spec.
Finish Grinding :
Grind and blend welds to architectural aesthetic spec.
Rigging :
Move heavy components with forklifts and overhead cranes.
Fixtures & Setups :
Build custom fixtures and setups for one-off builds.
Machine Maintenance :
Perform preventive maintenance on your welding machines.
MIG Welding :
Weld flat parts, tubing, and structural assemblies, all positions.
Layout & Fitting :
Lay out, fit, and tack complex weldments from drawings.
Blueprint QC :
Verify spec against prints with calipers, weld gauges, tapes.
Defect Rework :
Catch defects early and rework parts to spec.
Finish Grinding :
Grind and blend welds to architectural aesthetic spec.
Rigging :
Move heavy components with forklifts and overhead cranes.
Fixtures & Setups :
Build custom fixtures and setups for one-off builds.
Machine Maintenance :
Perform preventive maintenance on your welding machines. Qualifications Required High school diploma or GED 3-5 years of metal fabrication experience Strong MIG welding: flat, tubing, structural Read blueprints, weld symbols, and callouts Operate forklifts and overhead cranes Preferred TIG welding experience (strong plus) Welding or fabrication technology certification Architectural metals or job-shop background Comfortable with basic computer navigation tasks Experience taking lead on shop projects
Pay:
$28.00•$30.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance Application Question(s): How many years of professional MIG welding experience do you have? On what materials? How many years of complex metal fabrication experience do you have? In which industries? Are you comfortable reading and fabricating from blueprints? Please provide a recent example of a complex project. This hiring process will include a written test where you'll be asked to identify various weld symbols on a blueprint. How confident are you in your ability to pass that test? Which shifts are you open to? (1st, 2nd, or both)
Work Location:
In person