We’re looking for a skilled MIG welder to add to our growing team. In this role, it will be your job to create metal projects that match our clients’ specifications. This production process will require you to complete several key tasks. For example, you’ll be asked to read blueprints and to interpret them. You’ll also have to select the right tools for the jobs and determine the proper gas ratios for the MIG welding process. Other tasks that you’ll complete will include measuring and assembling metal pieces, using a variety of cutting tools, and drilling holes, among others.

To do well in this role, you will need to be very comfortable with the MIG welding process. You should also be physically strong enough to complete a wide variety of welding tasks. We want to hire a MIG welder who has completed some formal training in the field. You should also have some previous professional experience in a similar role. If you meet these qualifications, then we’d love to hear from you. Send us your resume to begin the application process. TIG welding is a huge plus but not a requirement!

Hours: Mon-Fri 5:00am to 2:30pm - OT as needed 

Pay Range: $18-$22 per hour depending on experience and weld test

Location: Mesquite, TX

MIG Welder Responsibilities:

• Read and interpret blueprints


• Select the appropriate tools, materials, and gas ratios for different jobs


• Prepare both metals and work surfaces for the production process


• Measure, cut, and drill materials to meet the specifications of the project


• Test the strength of your welds after each has been made


• Keep your welding tools clean and functional


• Assist us in maintaining our inventory and the cleanliness of our shop


• Follow all relevant safety procedures and protocols

MIG Welder Requirements:

• High school diploma or equivalent experience in the welding industry


• Completion of formal MIG welding training at an accredited institution (can also be satisfied by completing a MIG welder apprenticeship)


• Must have your own hood and gloves


• Familiarity with the most commonly used MIG welding tools, techniques, and materials


• Willingness to follow all safety procedures


• Solid levels of physical stamina and strength


• TIG welding is a huge plus but not a requirement