Mig Welder - Waste Container Parts (2nd Shift)
Company
Company
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
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Job Description
Company is seeking a Bin Welder for the 2nd Shift, responsible for welding repairs and fabrication of parts for waste containers. The role requires proficiency in all position welding and the ability to conduct safety inspections. Ideal candidates are bilingual in English and Spanish and hold relevant certifications. Benefits include competitive wages, comprehensive medical plans, and a 401K. The work environment requires physical stamina and attention to safety regulations in varying conditions.
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