The CIH Way — At CIH, Core Values are not a slogan, but our way of doing business. They are six foundational beliefs that reflect our company’s history and culture. We begin by creating an exceptional customer and employee experience by serving first, treating everyone uniquely and focusing on the way they want to be treated. To execute this well, our team players work together with a can-do and reliable attitude even when things get tough! We pride ourselves on being productive under pressure. Our industry-leading team of self-motivated individuals uses professional, transparent, and open communication to coordinate all of our activities to ensure we create a safer, more secure world. By living our Core Values each day, we have the opportunity to make a difference and support our customers by following through on our promise to them of “providing YOU what YOU need, when YOU need it.” Job Summary — The Welders are responsible for the fabrication of hollow metal frames and doors for top quality delivery. The Welder is responsible and accountable for: • Perform complex and simple modifications to metal frames and doors in the field and in house. • Aid in the design of jigs and fixtures to enhance shop performance. • Identify and pull material needed per stock requisitions, work orders, or verbal instructions. • Cut and splice metal pieces as needed per written or verbal instructions. • Weld 12-18-gauge metal with stick or mig welders. • Ensure all material is squared up. • Punch or cut hardware preps using jigs or templates per written or verbal instructions • Operate all equipment in a safe and efficient manor, including use of all safety equipment. • Perform basic maintenance, for safe and efficient operation of equipment. • Inspect completed material of secure welds, proper handing, correct preps, and size based on written or verbal instructions. • Assist with grinder duties if necessary. • Portray a professional and positive attitude with any and all customers and coworkers. This includes tone, body language, and any other nonverbal cues. • Ensure the work area is clean and safe. • Assist with special projects and other duties as assigned. Essential Functions • Welding • Forklift operation • Maintaining paperwork • Other duties as assigned Experience & Other Requirements • High School diploma or GED • Accurately use a tape measure • Able to read work orders, emails, and shipping forms • 2 or more years’ experience welding with gas-shielded arc (MIG/GMAW) required
See More Details >>The CIH Way — At CIH, Core Values are not a slogan, but our way of doing business. They are six foundational beliefs that reflect our company’s history and culture. We begin by creating an exceptional customer and employee experience by serving first, treating everyone uniquely and focusing on the way they want to be treated. To execute this well, our team players work together with a can-do and reliable attitude even when things get tough! We pride ourselves on being productive under pressure. Our industry-leading team of self-motivated individuals uses professional, transparent, and open communication to coordinate all of our activities to ensure we create a safer, more secure world. By living our Core Values each day, we have the opportunity to make a difference and support our customers by following through on our promise to them of “providing YOU what YOU need, when YOU need it.” Job Summary — The Welders are responsible for the fabrication of hollow metal frames and doors for top quality delivery. The Welder is responsible and accountable for: • Perform complex and simple modifications to metal frames and doors in the field and in house. • Aid in the design of jigs and fixtures to enhance shop performance. • Identify and pull material needed per stock requisitions, work orders, or verbal instructions. • Cut and splice metal pieces as needed per written or verbal instructions. • Weld 12-18-gauge metal with stick or mig welders. • Ensure all material is squared up. • Punch or cut hardware preps using jigs or templates per written or verbal instructions • Operate all equipment in a safe and efficient manor, including use of all safety equipment. • Perform basic maintenance, for safe and efficient operation of equipment. • Inspect completed material of secure welds, proper handing, correct preps, and size based on written or verbal instructions. • Assist with grinder duties if necessary. • Portray a professional and positive attitude with any and all customers and coworkers. This includes tone, body language, and any other nonverbal cues. • Ensure the work area is clean and safe. • Assist with special projects and other duties as assigned. Essential Functions • Welding • Forklift operation • Maintaining paperwork • Other duties as assigned Experience & Other Requirements • High School diploma or GED • Accurately use a tape measure • Able to read work orders, emails, and shipping forms • 2 or more years’ experience welding with gas-shielded arc (MIG/GMAW) required
See More Details >>Johnson Welded Products is a part of the Tramec family, which has facilities located throughout the United States. Along with competitive pay and a bonus program, we offer medical & RX, dental, vision, company paid life insurance, company matching 401(k), paid vacations, 10 paid holiday's, gym credit, $500 referral bonus, $2,000 perfect attendance bonus, company paid uniforms, RX safety glasses program, work boot program, tuition reimbursement, internal training opportunities, plus much more! Summary We are seeking a MIG/TIG Welder specializing in steel and aluminum welding to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in welding both materials, with a focus on high-quality craftsmanship, precision, and safety. You will be responsible for reading blueprints, preparing welding surfaces, and executing welding tasks with attention to detail. Your expertise will contribute to the fabrication, maintenance, and repair of metal components and structures. Duties • Perform MIG and TIG welding on steel and aluminum, ensuring strong, clean, and accurate welds. • Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and specifications to determine welding requirements. • Set up and operate welding machines and equipment, including pre-weld preparations like cleaning and cutting metal surfaces. • Inspect welded components to ensure they meet company and industry standards, identifying defects and making necessary adjustments. • Maintain equipment, tools, and the working environment, ensuring everything is in optimal working condition. • Collaborate with team members to complete projects on time and according to specifications. • Adhere to safety protocols and standards, wearing the required personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times. • Perform post-weld operations like grinding surfaces as needed. • Assist in troubleshooting and problem-solving related to welding processes or quality control issues. • May be assigned other duties by management within reason. Job Types Full-time, Part-time Pay $20.00+ per hour, based on experience Expected hours 40 – 50 per week Shift 1st and 2nd shift availability Benefits • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • On-the-job training • Opportunities for advancement • Paid time off • Prescription drug insurance • $500 Referral program • Tuition reimbursement • Vision insurance Schedule • 10 hour shift • 8 hour shift • Monday to Friday • Overtime Supplemental pay types • Double time pay • Overtime pay Equal Opportunity Johnson Welded Products is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We participate in E-Verify. All individuals, upon an offer of employment, will be required to submit to a drug screen. Our Drug Free Workplace program follows the Federal guidelines (marijuana or medical marijuana are not permitted). #J-18808-Ljbffr
See More Details >>Becoming a welder in Urbana, IL, typically begins with technical training, which can range from 6 months to 2 years, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. This training is crucial for mastering the various welding techniques and safety protocols necessary in the field. According to the American Welding Society, there are approximately 402,333 welders employed across the United States, with a median wage of $45,190 per year or $20.25 per hour. In Urbana, IL, welders can expect to earn an average of $1,800 per week, with experienced professionals earning even more. Trade schools, community colleges, and welding associations offer numerous pathways to apprenticeships and certifications, leading to a stable career with the potential for significant earnings and opportunities for advancement in specialized fields such as pipeline welding or industrial fabrication.
