T1 Welder

LVT•Spanish Fork, UT

6d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Welder T1, you will build to the highest standard our customers expect, turning fabrication drawings into precision-welded assemblies inside LVT's fast-paced production environment. You'll own your station—reading prints, prepping parts, and applying the right weld technique, machine setting, and cutting method for the job—while holding yourself to a standard of quality that protects LVT's reputation with every unit that leaves the floor. This is an on-site, production-floor role based at our Spanish Fork, UT facility. Reliable, on-time attendance for assigned shifts is essential to keeping the line moving and the team successful.

Requirements

Skilled Welder: You have hands-on experience with MIG and TIG aluminum welding and can adapt your technique to the job in front of you.
Print-Literate: You can read and interpret fabrication drawings, weld symbols, and complex written or verbal instructions without hand-holding.
Equipment-Ready: You're comfortable operating a horizontal bandsaw, drill press, torch, and plasma cutter, and you bring the tools, clothing, and aptitude needed to do the job right.
Quality-Driven: You inspect your own work, apply lean manufacturing principles, and hold yourself to LVT's standard of excellence.
Self-Sufficient: You work progressively with little supervision and take ownership of your station and output.
Physically Ready: You can lift up to 70 lbs. repeatedly across an 8–10 hour shift and stay effective in a physically demanding, fast-paced environment.
Sharp with Numbers: You can add, subtract, multiply, and divide, and work confidently with fractions, decimals, and percentages.
Team-Oriented: You communicate professionally with your team lead and collaborate well in a team-based production setting.
Dependable: You show up on time, every day, and can be counted on to execute this vital piece of LVT's success.
Eligible to Work: You are 18 years of age or older.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

Responsibilities

Weld components to specification using MIG and TIG aluminum techniques across a range of assemblies.
Read and interpret fabrication drawings, weld symbols, and complex instructions to assemble and prep parts before welding.
Operate grinders, torches, and plasma cutters to finish parts to LVT's quality standard.
Prep materials using a horizontal bandsaw and drill press ahead of fabrication.
Move materials safely and efficiently across the production floor to keep work flowing.
Input production data accurately into the order system to keep jobs tracked and on schedule.
Inspect your own work throughout the process, catching and correcting quality issues before parts move downstream.
Communicate proactively with your team lead to flag issues, coordinate priorities, and keep production on pace.