Welder / Spot Welder

Workplace Modular Systems•Londonderry, NH

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Workplace Modular Systems (WMS) is seeking a skilled Welder / Spot Welder to join their Fabrication department. This role primarily involves TIG welding, with the use of resistance/spot welding as needed for specific part requirements. The successful candidate will produce high-quality welded assemblies on various steel products, working from drawings, work orders, and weld symbols to set up, fit, and weld parts to specification. The role also includes cutting and processing steel tubing on a CNC cold saw. WMS values clean, consistent work and understands that quality and throughput are equally important.

Requirements

Hands-on TIG welding experience required.
Ability to read and work from part drawings, weld symbols, and work orders.
Knowledge of TIG welding safety, weld filler selection, and process parameters.
Strong quality consciousness and self-inspection habits.
Strong attendance, punctuality, and follow-through.
Ability to work independently and keep pace with production goals.
High school diploma or GED required.

Nice To Haves

Spot welding (resistance welding) experience a plus.
eDrawings experience a plus.
Familiarity with resistance welding process a plus.
Vocational or technical training in welding preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform TIG welding as the primary welding process to join steel components and assemblies to drawing specifications.
Set up, fit, and tack parts, monitoring for warping and distortion.
Self-inspect finished welds for quality and dimensional accuracy.
Operate resistance/spot welding equipment on components where the process is specified per drawing.
Set up parts using jigs, clamps, and fixtures for spot welding.
Maintain consistent weld quality and inspect fusion results for spot welding.
Cut and process steel tubing to length and specification using a CNC cold saw.
Ensure accurate setup, clean cuts, and proper handling of finished tube stock.
Prepare, assemble, and tack-weld parts and surfaces prior to welding.
Use hand tools, clamps, jigs, and fixtures to ensure proper fit-up before welding.
Perform grinding, cutting, and cleaning operations as required to prepare and finish parts to specification.
Read and interpret work orders, part drawings, and weld symbols accurately.
Reference eDrawings-based work instructions to confirm part requirements.
Inspect completed welds and finished parts for dimensional accuracy and weld quality.
Identify and report defects or non-conformances before parts advance downstream.
Maintain welding equipment in proper working order.
Keep work area clean, organized, and 5S-compliant.
Notify supervision of any equipment faults or material issues.