1516 - Welder Level 2 - Weekend Shift

Marion Body Works•Town of Wescott, WI

12d•$0 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Marion Body Works is seeking experienced Welders to join its Shawano, Wisconsin team. The role works in a team of two assembling and mounting box trucks, ensuring assigned assembly work follows established policies and procedures. The weekend schedule is 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday; employees work 36 hours and are paid for 40. The work includes vehicle electrical wiring, installing liftgates, ramps, and platforms, and welding with MIG, stick, and aluminum. Welders use manual and automated equipment, tools, and shop equipment while reading blueprints and welding symbols, completing safety and quality checks, accurately managing inventory and job data, and finishing jobs within planned hours. The position requires lifting up to 50 pounds, regular attendance, and compliance with company safety and quality policies and OSHA regulations. Marion Body Works is an independent, family-owned manufacturer founded in 1905, with locations in Marion and Shawano, Wisconsin. It manufactures specialized truck bodies and emphasizes quality, continuous improvement, and a loyal family culture. Other job-related duties may be assigned by management, and requirements may be reasonably modified to accommodate individuals with disabilities.

Requirements

Automotive service experience.
Must pass a weld test.
Basic experience with hand tools.
Basic math, tape measure, and computer skills.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
Ability to follow written and/or oral instructions.

Nice To Haves

Manufacturing experience preferred.
Welding experience preferred.
High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform vehicle electrical wiring tasks, including wiring for front-to-rear lights, camera sensors, and liftgates.
Install liftgates, ramps, and platforms.
Weld using MIG, stick, and aluminum methods; produce clean lines and cuts and weld in flat and vertical positions.
Operate manual and automated welding equipment to deposit metal from an electrode onto workpieces and join workpiece edges.
Read blueprints and welding symbols.
Use pneumatic and hand tools, disc grinders, and saws to prepare, smooth, weld, or grind parts.
Perform safety and quality checks.
Use VMI, Kanban cards, material withdrawal forms, and stock, fabricated, and special-order parts accurately to maintain correct inventory counts.
Complete jobs within planned hours.
Enter data correctly in the ERP system.
Maintain regular attendance and follow company safety and quality policies and OSHA regulations.
Perform other job-related duties as requested by management.