Welder: First Shift

Nesco Resource•Columbus, OH

11h•Onsite

About The Position

Ometek is hiring a full-time Welder for a first-shift role in a fast-paced job shop production environment serving the power industry. This temp-to-perm position varies according to business needs, so assignments can change from day to day. The work calls for dependable, physically fit people who can work independently, take direction, and contribute in a team environment. Associates are cross-trained and may be utilized in various departments to help produce precise, defect-free products and services. The facility is described as forward-thinking, safe, and clean, with equipment and technology that includes some automation and robotics. The role requires demonstrated TIG and MIG welding skills with a variety of metals, particularly stainless steel as thin as 20 gauge, and some aluminum. The average material gauge is 14–16. Work may also include grinding and polishing, stud welding, and spot welding. Candidates must be able to read and interpret drawings and weld symbols, and must bring their own helmet, gloves, and tools. A weld test, print test, and interview are required. The first shift includes two paid 10-minute breaks and one unpaid 30-minute meal period. A full complement of benefits is offered after completing the 60-day full-time qualification period. The stated minimum wage is $20.00 per hour; compensation is negotiable and depends on experience, fit, interview, and test results.

Requirements

A minimum of 5–7 years of relevant on-the-job experience.
Proven proficiency and demonstrated skill in both TIG and MIG welding.
Experience welding a variety of metals, particularly stainless steel down to 20 gauge, and some aluminum.
At least one year of modular fixturing experience.
Ability to read and interpret drawings and weld symbols.
High school diploma or equivalent, plus formal welding school training.
Ability to grind and polish, and perform stud and spot welding as required.
Must supply own welding helmet, gloves, and tools.
Dependability, physical fitness, focus, and the ability to work independently and take direction.
Ability to perform physical tasks including standing, sitting, reaching, bending, stretching, lifting up to 75 pounds, pushing, pulling, and fine tactile work.
Must complete a weld test, print test, and interview.
Applicants are screened; the facility and property are tobacco-free and substance-free.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with ISO procedures and quality standards.
Residence in Columbus or surrounding areas.

Responsibilities

Perform TIG and MIG welding on a variety of metals, particularly stainless steel and some aluminum.
Read and interpret drawings and weld symbols.
Grind and polish, and perform stud and spot welding as required.
Work across assignments and departments as business needs change, including participating in cross-training.
Produce precise, defect-free products and services.
Work independently, take direction, and contribute as part of a team.