Welder

Lake Air Products•Little Chute, WI

1d•$23 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

Lake Air Products is a fast-growing contract manufacturer serving medical, aerospace & defense, industrial markets and more. We are committed to quality, performance, and building strong teams while proudly living by our Core Values: Customer Focus, Passion for Performance, and Right People – Best Teams. We are seeking a 1st shift Welder for our Little Chute, WI location. The Welder is responsible for joining and fabricating metal components using MIG and TIG and robotic welding processes to create high-quality customer products in a manufacturing environment. This role includes reading blueprints, setting up and operating welding equipment, fitting and assembling parts, inspecting finished welds, and ensuring products meet quality and safety standards. Welders work with a variety of materials and welding techniques while supporting production goals, maintaining accuracy, and following Lake Air’s safety and quality procedures.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
1+ years of experience in TIG, MIG, and Tack-weld (hand laser welding preferred)
Excellent people skills, with an ability to partner with a dynamic leadership team
Personal qualities of integrity, credibility, and a commitment to the mission
Ability to weld components in flat, vertical, or overhead positions.
Lift objects up to 50 pounds throughout the day
Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE)
Reading blueprints and performing all necessary measurements

Nice To Haves

hand laser welding preferred

Responsibilities

Lay out, position, and secure parts and assemblies according to specifications, using straightedge, combination square, calipers, and ruler
Observe tests on welded surfaces, such as hydrostatic, x-ray, and dimension tolerance
Develop templates or tooling and other work aids to hold and align parts.
Determine required equipment and welding methods, applying knowledge of metallurgy, geometry, and welding techniques.
Examine finished products and spare parts and compare them with samples to check whether the specifications are met.
Inspect grooves, angles, or gap allowances, using measuring instruments
Weld metal, such as fusing metal segments, laser hand welding, using gas tungsten arc, metal arc, flux-cored arc, plasma arc, and other types of welding arcs