Welder II - III

Delaware Elevator•Salisbury, MD

63d•Onsite

About The Position

DEM Elevating Equipment offers an exciting opportunity to grow your career with a leader in the custom elevator manufacturing industry. Our commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and employee development makes DEM a place where you can thrive and be part of a supportive, dynamic team. Position Overview We are currently seeking an experienced Welder to join our team at the Salisbury, MD facility. The majority of welding involves flux-cored, dual-shielded processes, with some MIG welding. The successful candidate must demonstrate the ability to pass a DEM flux-cored welding assessment within the first month of employment. Baseline Responsibilities and Required Skills: Set up and operate common fabrication equipment, including welders, shears, saws, and grinders. Weld components made of steel with precision and accuracy. Read and interpret sketches, blueprints, and verbal instructions to complete tasks independently and as part of a team. Basic understanding of welding principles and safety protocols Familiarity with welding equipment (MIG and Flux-Cored) Basic materials knowledge (steel, stainless steel) Reading and understanding simple blueprints or technical drawings Awareness of shop procedures and safety regulations (PPE, fire hazards, etc.) In addition to the baseline skills a Level 2 Welder must also possess the following knowledge/ skills: Proficient understanding of welding codes and standards Ability to interpret more complex blueprints and weld symbols Knowledge of material properties and welding procedures for different alloys Familiarity with fit-up, joint design, and distortion control Suggest improvements to processes and participate in continuous improvement Perform quality welds in multiple positions (flat & horizontal) Proficient in MIG & Flux-Cored welding on a variety of materials Fabricate parts independently from drawings, including fit-up and finish Operate basic fabrication machinery (brake, shear, saw, press) Conduct basic inspections and quality checks (visual, measuring tools, gauges) In addition to the baseline and Level 2 skills, a Level 3 Welder must also possess the following knowledge/ skills: Expert-level welding in multiple positions. In-depth understanding of metallurgy, weld processes, and failure analysis Mastery of codes, tolerances, and industry-specific fabrication standards Strong grasp of blueprint reading and advanced welding symbols Execute complex fabrication projects from start to finish with minimal supervision Perform quality control inspections and ensure compliance with standards Train and mentor junior welders, supervise small teams Troubleshoot and resolve welding machine issues

Requirements

Must pass AWS D1.1 Flux Cored, 2G, Welding Test within 30 days of start.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and drawings including weld symbols.
Proven time management skills with the ability to prioritize work effectively.
Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to read a tape measure and perform basic math involving fractions.
High School Diploma or GED; welding certifications are a plus.
Dependability and a strong work ethic are essential.
Must be able to pass blueprint reading test (Level 2 and 3)
Ability to mentor entry level welders (Level 3)
Basic understanding of welding principles and safety protocols
Familiarity with welding equipment (MIG and Flux-Cored)
Basic materials knowledge (steel, stainless steel)
Reading and understanding simple blueprints or technical drawings
Awareness of shop procedures and safety regulations (PPE, fire hazards, etc.)
Proficient understanding of welding codes and standards
Ability to interpret more complex blueprints and weld symbols
Knowledge of material properties and welding procedures for different alloys
Familiarity with fit-up, joint design, and distortion control
Proficient in MIG & Flux-Cored welding on a variety of materials
Operate basic fabrication machinery (brake, shear, saw, press)
Expert-level welding in multiple positions.
In-depth understanding of metallurgy, weld processes, and failure analysis
Mastery of codes, tolerances, and industry-specific fabrication standards
Strong grasp of blueprint reading and advanced welding symbols

Responsibilities

Set up and operate common fabrication equipment, including welders, shears, saws, and grinders.
Weld components made of steel with precision and accuracy.
Read and interpret sketches, blueprints, and verbal instructions to complete tasks independently and as part of a team.
Suggest improvements to processes and participate in continuous improvement
Perform quality welds in multiple positions (flat & horizontal)
Fabricate parts independently from drawings, including fit-up and finish
Conduct basic inspections and quality checks (visual, measuring tools, gauges)
Execute complex fabrication projects from start to finish with minimal supervision
Perform quality control inspections and ensure compliance with standards
Train and mentor junior welders, supervise small teams
Troubleshoot and resolve welding machine issues

Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision insurance (100% paid for employees, 50% for dependents).
401(k) retirement plans.
Disability and life insurance.
AFLAC and wellness programs.
Employee discounts.
Paid vacations and holidays.

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