Welder (Day Shift) - $24-$28 - 2G Unlimited – 4G Flux Core

GMF Steel•Lakeland, FL

8d•$24 - $28

About The Position

GMF Steel Group is seeking MIG Welders to join its day-shift fabrication shop. The role involves welding and other fabrication tasks, including burning, coping, and punching. Candidates should be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and contributing to an energetic, innovative workplace. The stated pay range is $24–$28 per hour, depending on experience and test results, for the listed 2G Unlimited and 4G Flux Core qualifications. The posting also lists an entry-level 2F rate of $20 per hour and says that passing additional welding qualification tests can lead to higher pay. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with occasional Saturdays. GMF Steel Group is headquartered in Lakeland, Florida, and has offices in Tampa and Panama City, Florida, and Concord, North Carolina. The company says it produces more than 20,000 tons of structural steel annually, serves the Southeastern U.S. and Gulf Coast, and has more than 250 employees across four offices. Its work spans amusement parks, stadiums, arenas, offices, education, healthcare, hospitality, retail, and light and heavy industrial projects. GMF uses Building Information Modeling (BIM), including 4-D modeling, and is an AISC Certified Fabricator and Erector.

Requirements

Ability to pass 2F and 2G Unlimited weld tests.
Relevant vocational training.
Standard PPE, including steel-toe boots or shoes, welding hoods, and gloves.
Meet expectations for attendance and punctuality.
Be motivated and a self-starter.
Remain calm and focused under pressure.
Be willing to learn and work overtime when required.

Nice To Haves

Welding certificate preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Follow blueprints to ensure produced materials meet product specifications.
Use and properly care for personal protective equipment (PPE).
Complete MIG welds on aluminum, carbon, and steel materials.
Perform burning, coping, and punching on materials as needed.
Complete routine equipment maintenance to support optimal performance and safety.
Use basic hand tools, including measuring tapes, wrenches, screwdrivers, and wire cutters.
Conduct tests to evaluate weld quality and tolerance.
Maintain a clean and safe work area.
Diagnose issues and troubleshoot as required.
Complete other job duties as assigned.