Trillium is looking for MIG welders in Clinton, IA. Work will take place in an Industrial settings. Work will include the MIG welding of construction points on upper guard rails on top of Industrial racking systems. This will be done with the assistance of a Staffer crane and will be 130’ in the air. Pay rate is $25 per hour. Hours will be 7-4:30, M-Saturday. Per diem is $100/day for all 7 days as long as all scheduled hours are worked. Apply now! -Welding certs needed -Ability to pass pre-employment screenings #travelers Trillium has been recruiting and placing professionals for over 30 years. From Fortune 100 companies to small businesses, our philosophy remains the same: to achieve excellence by providing quality employees and an uncompromising level of service. We believe in honesty, integrity, and a simple philosophy of providing value to our customers and our employees. We strive to be unsurpassed in the recruitment and placement of quality and skilled professionals. Trillium is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
See More Details >>Skilled Trades Services is currently looking for Pipe Welders for Muscatine, IA area. Must be able to start ASAP. Must have 5 years of welding experience and show it on a resume in order to be considered for the position:. This is an AG industrial site, will be doing Stainless Steel, will need to be able to weld S10 SS Pipe using TIG welding process, full penetration root pass with argon for backing gas. This is a 6 month plus project, WORKING 40 HOURS A WEEK:, MONDAY-FRIDAY, and paying $30 an hour with $100 a day per diem for days worked if you are traveling over 50 miles. MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A 10 PANEL DRUG SCREEN, BACKGROUND CHECK WILL BE CONDUCTED, AND ONLINE SITE TRAINING WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED BEFORE STARTING. :Please send resume or feel free to call 8 5 5 5 6 6 6 4 1 2
See More Details >>About the position The Combo Welder position at Austin Industrial involves joining metal parts, such as pipes or metal plates, as specified by layout, blueprints, work orders, welding procedures, or oral instructions through the application of heat or electric arc-welding equipment. The role requires a combination of technical skills and physical ability to perform various welding tasks and responsibilities. Responsibilities • Uses spot welding gun or hand, electric, or gas welding equipment to weld or tack weld pieces together. , • Unites pipes from torch to tanks of oxygen and fuel gas and turns valves to release mixture. , • Reaches expected temperature, size, and color of flame by burning torch and adjusting flow of gas and air. , • Preheats work pieces for the preparation of welding or curving, using torch. , • Fills holes or corrects mistakes in lead pieces and makes bulges thin and curves in metal work pieces. , • Checks the weakness of work pieces and measures work pieces with straightedge or template to ensure the piece meets specifications. , • Climbs up ladders or works on scaffolds to take apart textures. , • Gives signal to crane operator to lift large work pieces. , • Uses thermal-cutting equipment such as flame-cutting torch or plasma-arc equipment to dismount metal assemblies or cut scrap metal. , • Uses hoist, crane, wire and banding machine, or hand tools to place and protect work pieces. , • Chooses place of weld based on type, thickness, area, and expected temperature of metal. , • Instructs and brings flame or electrodes on or across work piece to straighten, curve, dissolve, or develop metal. , • Joins pieces together, covers up taut points, and adds metal to develop parts. , • Performs other duties as assigned. Requirements • No minimum education requirements. , • 3-5 years of Journeyman level experience. Nice-to-haves undefined Benefits undefined
See More Details >>Becoming a welder typically starts with technical training, which combines hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to quickly enter the workforce. Training programs last about 6 to 18 months, depending on the level of certification. The American Welding Society reports approximately 771,000 welders nationwide, with projections indicating a steady demand for new welders. In Clinton, IA, welders can expect to earn an average of $1,000 per week, with experienced professionals often surpassing $50,000 annually. Trade schools, community colleges, and welding associations help aspiring welders find training opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential and diverse specialization options.
