Traveling Electrical TIG Welder

Electrical Builders, Ind.•Saint Cloud, MN

2d•$35•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for working on critical power systems across the U.S. in a role that combines TIG welding with hands-on technical work—ideal for welders who take pride in their work, follow procedures, and are committed to continuous learning and improving every day. This role requires long hours, changing schedules, and high expectations, often in tight industrial environments. You’ll need to follow procedures closely, communicate with your Foreman and crew members, and stay focused on safety and quality. Success in this role requires taking direction well, asking questions, and being open to feedback from experienced crew members.

Requirements

REAL ID and/or Passport to travel within the U.S. via airplane
2 years of experience with TIG Aluminum or Stainless Steel
Comfortable with overnight travel
Valid Driver's License
OSHA 10 is required (may obtain prior to start date)
Ability to become certified in accordance with the company’s welding procedures.
Demonstrated knowledge of raw materials, welding processes, quality control, costs and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacturing of goods.
Demonstrative ability to read and write processes.
Physical ability to independently lift, carry or maneuver up to 50 pounds.
Demonstrated ability to communicate (verbal/written) effectively with customers, suppliers and employees.
Demonstrative ability to work in a cooperative and team-oriented environment.
Demonstrative ability to use computers and shop reference manuals.
Demonstrative knowledge of blueprint reading.
Successful completion of Background Check
Successful completion of Drug Test (Including Marijuana)
Successful completion of DOT Physical (DOT Health Card Required)
Successful completion of Pre-Placement Exam

Nice To Haves

Certification of Welding from accredited school is preferred
Comfortable with heights

Responsibilities

Perform horizontal and vertical aluminum pipe welding (¼"–1" thickness)
Work in tight spaces and industrial environments regularly
Inspect, clean, and refurbish bus duct systems (painting, silver plating, etc.)
Install bus duct systems (rigging, alignment, torquing)
Follow procedures, blueprints, and safety standards with precision
Maintain accurate job documentation and field logs
Keep a clean, organized job site and support crew productivity
Actively ask questions, seek guidance, and take direction from foremen/senior crew
Show up prepared, on time, and ready for safety briefings daily
Ability to take computer-based tests for extended periods of time (mathematics, job specific tests, safety, etc.)
Respond to power plant outages across the U.S.
Mobilize within 24 hours or less when called for emergency response