Production MIG Welder - Edgefield, SC

Sizemore, Inc.•Edgefield, SC

5d•$17 - $18

About The Position

Sizemore, Inc. is seeking a skilled Large & Medium Water Test Welder in Edgefield, South Carolina. This hands-on production role performs manual MIG welding, water-tests radiators, and supports quality and safety processes to ensure radiators meet performance and safety standards. Previous hands-on manual MIG welding experience is required; machine or robotic welding experience does not meet this requirement. Candidates must pass a practical welding test as part of the interview process. The position is offered as a temp-to-perm opportunity after 90 days. The schedule may be first shift (5 a.m.–3 p.m.) and/or second shift (3 p.m.–1 a.m.), based on operational needs; training will likely take place on first shift. Starting pay is $17.00–$17.50 per hour, with a shift differential. The work takes place in a production environment and involves frequent or continual standing, walking, and bending, as well as frequently lifting and carrying 10–100 pounds. Cranes are used for heavier transfers. Continued employment is dependent on passing criminal background and employment verification checks, as well as pre-employment and random employment drug screens.

Requirements

At least 18 years old.
Previous hands-on experience performing manual MIG welding; machine or robotic welding experience does not qualify.
Ability to operate overhead cranes and other required equipment.
Good reading and math skills, including accurately reading a tape measure.
Ability to braze for minor repairs.
Ability to pass a practical welding test during the interview process.
Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check.
Ability to follow technical instructions and complete documentation accurately.
Safety-minded and quality-driven, with strong problem-solving skills for diagnosing leaks and defects.
Reliable, motivated, able to work independently with minimal supervision, and comfortable in a production environment.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including frequent or continual standing, walking, and bending and frequently lifting and carrying 10–100 pounds.

Responsibilities

Follow applicable laws, regulations, company safety requirements, and environmental guidelines, including appropriate handling of chemicals and waste.
Use proper personal protective equipment and report unsafe conditions or accidents.
Comply with quality standards, documentation, and inspection procedures.
Start up and shut down welding machines and fixtures; operate breakers and power controls.
Operate overhead cranes to move radiators safely.
Read and interpret tape measures, drawings, and special attachment instructions.
Perform MIG and Stick welding to add attachments and repair leaks.
Set up fixtures for radiator sizes to be water-tested.
Conduct water testing to identify leaks and non-conforming conditions.
Transfer completed radiators to storage and complete required production and quality documentation.
Perform minor repairs using brazing.