Welder I - MIG - B-Shift

About the Role

Key responsibilities include reading and interpreting blueprints, selecting appropriate welding methods, setting up and aligning components, and performing welds in multiple positions such as vertical, horizontal, and overhead. The welder will also use angle grinders to prepare parts, clamp pieces securely, and ensure all equipment remains in safe, working condition. • Read and interpret blueprints and drawings. • Determine appropriate welding equipment and method. • Set up components for welding according to specifications. • Weld components using MIG, TIG, or other arc welding techniques. • Operate angle grinders to prepare parts for welding. • Align and clamp components using tape measures and other tools. • Perform welds in vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions. • Maintain welding equipment to ensure safety and functionality. • Build strong interpersonal relationships with team members. • Make decisions and solve problems analytically. • Sit or stand for up to 95 % of work hours. • Work in environments with varying temperatures, dust, and chemical fumes.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸blueprint reading
• ▸welding selection
• ▸component setup
• ▸arc welding
• ▸clamping
• ▸equipment maintenance

What You Bring

The welder will join stainless steel and aluminum components using MIG/TIG processes, operating equipment to assemble mechanical structures with high precision. Quality control is a critical element, requiring inspection of raw materials and finished products to meet safety and company standards. The role demands strict adherence to safety protocols, a steady hand, keen attention to detail, and solid knowledge of various metals and their properties. The position requires strong communication skills, effective interpersonal relationships, sound decision‑making, analytical problem‑solving, and the ability to multitask while staying organized. Candidates must thrive both independently and as part of a fast‑paced, high‑pressure team environment. Physical demands involve lifting up to 50 lbs, sitting or standing for the majority of the shift, and occasional exposure to hot or cold temperatures, dust, and chemical fumes during on‑site visits. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals with disabilities. • Communicate effectively in both written and spoken forms. • Multitask and stay organized in a fast‑paced environment. • Lift up to 50 lbs as needed.

Requirements

• ▸mig/tig
• ▸quality control
• ▸safety
• ▸communication
• ▸multitasking
• ▸metal knowledge

Benefits

AAON offers competitive compensation ranging from $20.90 to $31.36 per hour, along with a robust benefits package that includes tuition reimbursement, paid time off, holidays, healthcare coverage with HSAs, profit sharing or annual incentive bonuses, and a premium 401(k) plan. • Competitive hourly pay ranging from $20.90 to $31.36. • Tuition reimbursement for continued education. • Paid time off and paid holidays. • Healthcare insurance with Health Savings Account options. • Profit sharing or annual incentive plan bonuses. • Premium 401(k) retirement plan.

Work Environment

Onsite