Robot Welder Operator - Weekend Shift

Fabricated MetalsLouisville, KY
Onsite

About The Position

We are a successful family business with a long-term record of steady growth, and we are determined to accelerate our trajectory. Our diverse team members who speak 22 languages are passionate about their company and their co-workers. We reward for performance. We believe practical, clean facilities are required to make quality products and retain the best team. We have long-term relationships with our team members and most valuable customers. We celebrate achievement, then set our sights on new goals. The Robot Weld Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and monitoring automated robotic welding systems. In this role, you will shift from hands-on torch manipulation to controlling advanced machinery, executing specialized weld programs, and ensuring structural integrity through technical oversight.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of traditional welding processes (GMAW/MIG preferred) to evaluate weld pool aesthetics and penetration.
  • Prior experience operating CNC machinery, industrial cobots, or robotic welding interfaces (e.g., Fanuc, Yaskawa, ABB, or IGM) is highly desirable.
  • Strong capability to interpret complex manufacturing drawings and geometric tolerances.
  • Excellent mechanical troubleshooting abilities to diagnose if a defect stems from a program error, a fixture displacement, or a material variance.
  • Ability to safely lift manufacturing components and work comfortably alongside automated industrial cells.

Responsibilities

  • Load, position, and secure components into specialized fixtures; initiate and monitor automated weld cycles using control panels or teach pendants.
  • Select, validate, and run predetermined robotic weld programs; make authorized adjustments to welding parameters (voltage, wire feed speed, travel speed) to optimize cycle performance.
  • Interpret blueprints, weld symbols, and technical drawings to verify correct part fit-up and alignment; perform visual and dimensional inspections on finished components using precision measuring tools.
  • Identify automated weld anomalies (e.g., porosity, undercut, or misaligned seams); execute manual touch-ups, rework, or metal finishing on parts when necessary.
  • Conduct routine maintenance on robotic arms, nozzles, and sensors (such as tip changes or nozzle cleaning) to prevent downtime.
  • Partner with Welding Engineering, Quality Control, and Maintenance teams to troubleshoot program glitches and improve workflow efficiency.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation
  • biannual increases & bonuses
  • Health, Dental, & Vision
  • Employer Paid Benefits-Life & Disability
  • 401(k)
  • Paid time off
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