Combo Pipe Welder job at Trillium Staffing. Plymouth, NC. Now hiring Journeyman Industrial Combo pipe welders in Plymouth North Carolina! The scope of the work is tig welding 2 inch stainless schedule 40 carbon steel pipe and tig welding 8 inch schedule 10 stainless for new coolant and process piping lines. There will be a bend test. This opportunity starts Monday November 20th for 8 weeks, Monday thru Friday ten hours per day and working some Saturdays, 7:00am-3:30 pm. Pay rate is $32 per hour plus $100 a day per diem. If interested, please apply today! Qualifications -Must have at least 7 years verifiable experience and be at an industrial journeyman level -Must have all hand tool including a tig rig -Must be able to read and work off of blueprints -Must have reliable transportation -Ability to pass pre-employment screening #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 >>Becoming a welder in Washington, NC typically begins with technical training, which can range from 6 to 18 months, providing hands-on experience and classroom learning. According to the American Welding Society (AWS), there are approximately 402,333 welders employed throughout the United States, with about 9,463 active job openings at any given time. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects steady growth in the welding sector, with estimates ranging from 2% to 3% depending on the specific timeframe analyzed. Welders in Washington, NC can earn an average wage of $45,190 per year, with experienced professionals often exceeding $108,000 annually. Technical schools, community colleges, and apprenticeships offer pathways to enter this growing field, which is expected to need approximately 320,500 new welding professionals by 2029.
