Second Shift Welder - $3,000 Sign On Bonus

MASTER DO NOT USE•Fort Lupton, CO

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Merritt Aluminum Products, a two-time winner of the ‘Best Company to Work for in Colorado,’ is seeking a Second Shift Welder. This role is responsible for safely and efficiently welding Company products according to specifications. The position involves producing high-quality work, meeting daily production schedules, demonstrating strong knowledge of welding processes and fixtures, and contributing to plant organization, safety, and continuous improvement. We offer a comprehensive compensation package including PTO, paid holidays, generous employer contributions to medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, company-paid life insurance, voluntary disability insurance, quarterly profit-sharing bonus potential, and a 401(k) with company match.

Requirements

Relevant experience welding in a production environment and/or training in a related vocational program.
Proven ability to interpret and understand work orders/plant drawings and properly set up welding fixtures.
Proven ability to consistently meet production schedules.
Ability to meet all physical requirements of the job.
Basic knowledge of production safety and procedures.
Basic math and problem-solving skills.
Strong work ethic and consistent attendance.
Proven ability to recommend process improvements.
Demonstrated ability to maintain organization and safety.

Responsibilities

Accurately interpret work orders to select correct materials, fixtures, and properly set up the work area.
Perform first-piece and random inspections of completed work according to quality standards.
Proactively identify defects or equipment issues to minimize scrap materials and rework.
Complete all assigned tasks according to work order estimates and daily production schedules.
Identify the most efficient way to safely complete scheduled assignments.
Maintain reliable attendance and schedule time-off with advance notice.
Correctly use proper personal protective equipment.
Maintain safe work habits and perform required safety inspections.
Be aware of surroundings and avoid potential hazards.
Operate welding equipment, including reading drawings, fixturing, advanced set-up, and efficiently transitioning between orders.
Take good care of equipment and perform preventative maintenance.
Cross-train to skillfully operate a variety of production equipment, cranes, and forklifts.
Maintain a clean and organized work area and promptly remove scrap materials.
Organize all tools, fixtures, and equipment for easy accessibility.
Correctly attach identifying work orders with associated completed parts.