3G WELDER - MIG/FCAW

Smith & Loveless is united under one cause: “Protecting Water. Protecting People.” We are seeking a Welder – MIG/FCAW (3G) to partner with our experienced welding team in this environmentally focused industry.

A Welder – MIG/FCAW (3G) at Smith and Loveless has regular work tasking to layout, fit-up, assemble and weld fabricated and purchased parts, and sub-assemblies, so that weldments produced will meet ASME code requirements. Welders may also be required to weld on non-code products.

Benefits & Perks

• 401(k) Retirement Plan after first year, with automatic enrollment + employee-directed investment options
• Company gifted 401(k) contributions beginning second year, based on .95 cents per hour worked (max 40 hours weekly)
• 100% Employer-Paid Benefits including life insurance & disability coverage
• Paid Time Off - 11 Paid Holidays; 28 Hours Paid Sick/Personal Time annually; 2 weeks’ Vacation (starting January 1st annually)
• Insurance & Financial Benefits - Medical Plans (PPO & High-Deductible options); Dental Insurance with preventative care covered at 100%; Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Coverage; Group Life & AD&D Insurance (company-paid)
• Additional Benefits - Flexible Spending Account (FSA); Health Savings Account (HSA) (for HDHP participants); Voluntary Life & AD&D Coverage for employees and dependents

Job duties

• Works from prints, work orders, bills of material, written instructions and practices / procedures on code work.
• On non-code products, welder works from prints, work orders, bills of material, written instructions, verbal instructions, established practices and procedures etc.
• Regulates welding machines to meet code procedures as required.
• Performs layout to determine point of location for cut-outs, installation of sub-assemblies, assemblies, purchased parts, and measures and marks locations, etc.
• Torch cuts, bevel cuts, trims, fits, installs and welds as required.
• Welds from all and in all positions.
• Fabricates and uses such shop aids as jigs and fixtures.
• Ships and cleans welds. Visually checks and corrects defects.
• Performs simple maintenance to welding equipment, such as removing and/or replacing guns, cables or clamps.
• Changes rolls of wire.
• Uses overhead crane to position and move parts, materials and assemblies in his work area during the normal performance of his job.
• Makes welds in all positions as required, according to ASME code specifications and S&L approved procedures.
• Passes ASME and code welding certification test as required. Performs in conformity with same.
• Reports abnormal conditions of equipment to his supervisor.
• Observes all safety rules and regulations and keeps work area and equipment clean and orderly.
• Maintains certifications as specified in codes.
• Other duties as assigned by the Weld Supervisor.
• Keep work area neat and clean.