• Cutting and joining metal parts for fabricating applying tools like mig-welder, plasma cutter, chop saw, oxyacetylene torch etc. • Designing and fabricating the equipment and parts for meeting the special or unusual needs, using the manufacturer specifications, calculator, measuring devices, drawings etc. • Installing or removing any special equipment like paint machine, grinder, power and hand tools etc. • Designing and creating holding jigs that aid in fabrication of the parts in various numbers Job Type: Full-time Pay: $23.00 - $26.00 per hour Benefits: • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • Retirement plan • Vision insurance Shift: • 10 hour shift • 8 hour shift Work Location: In person
See More Details >>• Cutting and joining metal parts for fabricating applying tools like mig-welder, plasma cutter, chop saw, oxyacetylene torch etc. • Designing and fabricating the equipment and parts for meeting the special or unusual needs, using the manufacturer specifications, calculator, measuring devices, drawings etc. • Installing or removing any special equipment like paint machine, grinder, power and hand tools etc. • Designing and creating holding jigs that aid in fabrication of the parts in various numbers Job Type: Full-time Pay: $23.00 - $26.00 per hour Benefits: • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • Retirement plan • Vision insurance Shift: • 10 hour shift • 8 hour shift Work Location: In person
See More Details >>Becoming a welder typically starts with technical training, which combines hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Training programs last about 6 to 18 months, requiring many hours of training under skilled professionals. The American Welding Society reports 402,333 welders nationwide, with projections indicating a steady growth in the welding sector, ranging from 2% to 3% annually. Apprentices in welding earn an average of $50 per week in Jesup, GA, with the potential for significant overtime earnings. Trade schools, community colleges, and platforms like AWS help aspiring welders find training opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $45,000 annually for experienced professionals.
