Entering the welding profession in Gaffney, SC, often begins with an apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with technical training, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships typically last about four to five years, requiring extensive training under experienced welders. The American Welding Society projects a significant demand for 320,500 new welding professionals by 2029, with a steady growth rate of 2-3% annually. In Gaffney, SC, welders can expect to earn an average of $1,500 per week, with experienced professionals often surpassing $54,000 annually. Welding schools, local unions, and platforms like Gild help aspiring welders find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a rewarding career with strong earning potential.
Opsource of Gaffney has partnered with a local BMW supplier in the Gaffney, SC area. We are currently looking for MIG/TIG Welders. MIG Welding Job Description: • Must have foot pedal experience • Measure, cut and assemble metal projects using an electric arc and inert gas • Prepare metal surfaces • Determine gas ratios • Inspect weld strength during and after the welding process Qualifications: • 1 year of Mig welding • Must be able to speak/read English and understand verbal instructions • Must have foot pedal experience • Must be a team player
See More Details >>Recruiting Solutions is seeking MIG/TIG Welders for a Tier 1 BMW supplier in the Gaffney, SC area! This position offers 10 hour shifts, temp to hire opportunity, and starting pay of $20.17/hr per hour. Come join a winning team who specializes in the automotive exhaust industry and offers full benefits, 401k matching, and advancement opportunities once hired on. The ideal candidate has at least 1 year of welding experience and ability to pass a welding test. MIG/TIG Welder Benefits: • $250 sign on bonus! • Day and night shift available hours! • 6:30am to 5pm or 6:30pm to 5am • $2 premium for night shift! • 10 to 12 hour shifts • Temp to hire after 200 hours! • Advancement opportunities • 100% paid employee benefits, 401k matching, and PTO once hired on! MIG/TIG Welder Job Responsibilities: • Rework and repair stainless steel parts • Perform mig, tig, and/or spot welding on automotive parts • Adhere to policies, daily workplace organization, and housekeeping • Insure automotive parts pass quality checks • Address and resolve issues efficiently and quickly • Other duties as assigned MIG/TIG Welder Requirements and Qualifications: • Experience or certification in MIG and TIG welding • Previous manufacturing experience is preferred but not required • Basic math, reading, and writing skills • Work well with a team and positive attitude • Pass a welding test
See More Details >>Start your new career as a Welder with MAU at Boysen in Gaffney, SC.As a Welder, you will perform precision welding using MIG or TIG techniques on stainless steel exhaust systems, correcting machine imperfections by repairing missed welds, burn-throughs, and cold welds while ensuring high-quality standards and maintaining a safe, organized workspace. This temp-to-hire opportunity offers the potential for direct employment with the client after completing 200 hours of work. What We Offer: • Starting pay of $19.67-$21.67 per hour depending on shift • First shift | 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM • Third shift | 6:30 PM – 5:00 AM • Health benefits, including telehealth medical services • 401k • Temp-to-hire opportunity • Paid time off What We Are Looking For: • High School diploma or GED required • 6 months to 1 year of welding experience (TIG/MIG) • Recent welding graduates may apply if they can pass the welding test during the interview process • Must pass a welding test as part of the interview process • Highly organized with strong attention to detail • Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team environment • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. • Comfortable working in a non-climate-controlled environment, with extreme heat in the summer and cold temperatures in the winter What You’ll Do As A Welder: • Perform precision welding to correct imperfections left by machines on exhaust systems • Utilize MIG or TIG welding techniques to work with stainless steel materials • Conduct minor rework, including repairing missed welds, burn-throughs, and cold welds • Ensure high-quality welds that meet production and safety standards • Maintain a clean and organized workspace while following all safety guidelines
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