Welder What We Do TorcSill Foundations is the premier global provider of engineered helical pile and anchor solutions to clients in a broad range of markets. Helical piles, also known as helical piers and screw piles, are a proven foundation solution ideal for energy, industrial, and commercial applications. Overview Under general supervision, the Welder is responsible for operating the manual welder and inspects/ensures the production of quality parts, while also assisting with the design of jigs and fixtures for a safe and efficient operation. The ideal candidate will be a self-motivated individual who possesses a strong work ethic and is looking for a long-term career opportunity within a dynamic organization. Major Responsibilities • Ability to visualize and interpret blue prints and sketches. • Manufacture quality parts by referring to the pattern, and paperwork. • Ability to use the basic inspection equipment (calipers, height gauge, etc.) to be able to inspect parts being produced by the individual. • Ability to produce quality welds with the settings the cell was setup with. • Ability to adjust to changes in production requirements. • Ability to acknowledge problems with the welder and be able to get the correct individual involved. • Maintain a clean and safe work area by following the clean-up schedule. • Must be able to use the computer software to clock in and out of work and in/out of jobs along with checking job
See More Details >>PRIMARY FUNCTION: The Welder position will build high-quality metal components for fleet. As a Welder/Metal Fabricator, you will be responsible for reading and interpreting engineering blueprints, fabricating metal components or structures, and performing quality checks on finished products. The Welder will also be required to set up fabricating machines and design custom templates. EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, COMPETENCIES & SKILLS REQUIRED: • Previous work experience as a Metal Fabricator/Welder. • AWS Certification and advanced welding experience. • Advanced knowledge of engineering design and manufacturing procedures. • Ability to read and interpret engineering blueprints. • Proficiency with metal fabrication tools including sheers, rollers, flame cutters and drill presses. • Advanced mathematical and engineering skills. • Ability to life and manipulate large metal objects. • Ability to stand for long periods of time. PRIMARY DUTIES: • Reading and interpreting engineering blueprints. • Constructing base templates if necessary. • Measuring and marking out cutting and bending lines. • Setting up metalwork machinery including rollers, drill presses, flame cutters, brakes, and shears. • Double-checking design specifications before commencing with cutting work. • Fabricating and constructing metal components. • Grinding and finishing completed products. • Performing quality checks on completed products. • Conforming with state and company safety regulations. • Completing job reports 4-Horn Trench & Shoring is an Equal Opportunity Company.
See More Details >>SUMMARY: Combination: - Capable of certifying on multi-process pipe being proficient in SMAW, GTAW and GMAW welding processes. - May require x-ray qualities. - Lays out, aligns and welds fabricated, cast and forged components to assemble structural forms such as machinery frames, tanks, pressure vessels, furnace shells, buildings and pipe, according to blueprints and metallurgy. RESPONSIBILITIES: - Selects type and size of pipe or other related materials and equipment according to specifications. - Selects equipment and plans layouts, assembly, and welding, applying knowledge of geometry, physical properties of metal machining, weld shrinkage and welding techniques. - May be required to use Gas-Metal Arc, Flux-Cored Arc, Gas-Tungsten Arc, Submerged Arc, or Shielded Metal Arc welding processes. - Lays out, positions, aligns and fits components together in various body positions. - Bolts, clamps and welds together metal components of products such as piping systems, plate, pipe and tube or structural shapes, using arc and arc gas welding equipment. - May weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead position. - May tack weld assemblies together. - Connects cable from welding unit to obtain amperage, voltage, slope and pulse as specified by procedure or supervisor. - Obtains specified electrode and inserts electrode into portable holder or threads consumable electrode wire through portable welding gun. - Starts power supply to produce electric current. - Strikes arc which generates heat to melt and deposit metal from electrode to work piece and join edges of work piece. - Manually guides electrode or gun along weld-line, maintaining length of arc and speed and movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead, as judged from color of metal, sound of weld, and size of molten puddle. - May manually apply filler rod to supply weld metal. - May clean or degrease weld joint or workplace, using wire brush, portable grinder, or chemical bath. - May repair broken or cracked parts and fill holes. - May remove excess weld, defective weld material, slag and spatter, using carbon arc gouge, hand scrapper, grinder or power chipper. - May preheat work piece, using hand torch or heating furnace. - May cut metal plates or structural shapes. - Examines weld for bead size and other specifications. - Loads, transports and unloads material, tools, equipment and supplies. - May assist in lifting, positioning and securing of materials and work pieces during installation. - Performs minor maintenance or cleaning activities of tools and equipment. - Assists other mechanics as needed. - Respiratory protection is common and may be required. - Required to pass employer performance tests or standard tests to meet certification standards. - Performs only procedures certified in. - Responsible for observing and complying with all safety and project rules. - Performs other duties as required.
See More Details >>Embarking on a career as a welder in Pasadena, TX typically begins with an apprenticeship, blending hands-on experience with technical training, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships generally last about four to five years, requiring extensive training under experienced welders. According to the American Welding Society, there are approximately 40,670 welders in Texas, with an average weekly wage of $558.38 in Pasadena, TX. Trade schools, unions, and platforms like WelderUp help aspiring welders find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $108,000 annually for experienced professionals.
