Spot Welder

The spot welder joins metal parts using a tool that generates intense heat. A welder can also polish and smooth out metal surfaces they weld together. They will use either a computer to remotely control equipment or hand-held equipment to cut or join metal parts, fill a hole or fix seams in metal. Duties/Responsibilities. • Reviewing blueprints • Managing machines that manufacture and repair metal structures, tools, and equipment • Planning layouts and measurements • Testing welded surfaces • Joining metal parts using intense heat • Polishing and smoothing out metal surfaces • Using either computer-controlled or hand-held equipment to cut or join metal parts, fill holes, or fix seams. • Any other duty as assigned. Requirements Required Skills/Abilities: • Proven experience as a Welder with a minimum of three (3) years in the manufacturing industry. • Proficient in using electrical and manual equipment and measurement tools (powered saws, squares, calipers etc.). • A keen eye for detail and results-driven approach. • Ability to physically stand, bend, squat, and lift heavy materials up to 50 pounds, unassisted. Education/Experience Required: • A high school diploma or equivalent is essential; however, vocational or technical training in welding is highly preferred. • Hands-on experience in welding from previous jobs or apprenticeships can be crucial, even for entry-level positions. • Understanding safety protocols, and possession of safety certifications such as OSHA 10/30-hour training can be advantageous. • Continued education and certification renewal are often required to keep up with evolving welding technologies and methods. Physical Requirements: • Prolonged periods bending, standing, stooping, bending and working while welding various metal pieces. • Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs at times. American Locker is dedicated to following the EEO policy to recruit, train and hire regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, religious affiliation and any other category that falls under Title VII of the 1965 Civil Rights Act, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, or the Americans with Disability Act. EEO/M/F/V/D Benefits You’ll have opportunities to advance. We’re fans of helping our employees learn different aspects of the business, be challenged with new tasks, mentored, and grow. We celebrate one another's differences and ideas. We're proud of our culture of diversity and inclusion - and, we have programs that bring us together on important issues and provide educational opportunities for all employees A generous benefits package (Medical, Vision, Dental) 401K with employer match Accrued Paid Time Off Accrued Paid Sick Leave • A high school diploma or equivalent is essential; however, vocational or technical training in welding is highly preferred. • Hands-on experience in welding from previous jobs or apprenticeships can be crucial, even for entry-level positions. • Understanding safety protocols, and possession of safety certifications such as OSHA 10/30-hour training can be advantageous. • Continued education and certification renewal are often required to keep up with evolving welding technologies and methods.