Experienced Welder in Noisy Environment

Experienced Welder in Noisy Environment


Company
The North Custom Windows
Location
Toronto, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$30K–$60K a year
Posted
18 hours ago
Via
via Learn4Good
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Job Description
Join an impactful role as an Experienced Welder in a manufacturing setting. This position focuses on fabrication, equipment operation, and ensuring high-quality welds in a dynamic atmosphere.

As an Experienced Welder, you will operate various welding and cutting equipment, read essential specifications, and meet industry standards. With your 1-2 years of experience, you will contribute to efficient operations while maintaining a client-focused approach. Regularly assess safety conditions to provide effective communication and procedural adherence.

Key Responsibilities:

• Operate semi-automatic and fully automated welding machines

• Interpret welding drawings and specifications accurately

• Examine and verify the quality of completed welds

• Utilize manual flame cutting tools

• Assist in lifting and handling metal components

Requirements:

• High school graduation certificate or equivalent

• 1-2 years of relevant welding experience

• Proficient in multiple welding machines

• Must wear steel-toed safety boots

• Able to lift and manage weights up to 23 kg (50 lbs)

Bring your attention to detail and technical skills to a role that values craftsmanship and reliability.
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