Aerotek

Overview

This entry-level position in the Rebuild Department focuses on welding and repairing metal components for industrial equipment in a busy fabrication shop environment. The company offers stability and growth opportunities, emphasizing safety and craftsmanship.

Responsibilities

• Grind and prepare cutters using a 9-inch hand air grinder according to established procedures.
• Perform hard-facing welding to restore and enhance wear surfaces.
• Grind cutter profiles using a hand air grinder and profile grinder to meet dimensional requirements.
• Operate an air hoist and forklift to move and position heavy parts and assemblies safely.
• Use a cutting torch and propane pre-heat equipment as required for fabrication and repair work.
• Check and verify the quality of all personal welds, including size, spacing, and overall appearance.
• Clean parts thoroughly prior to fabrication to ensure proper weld integrity.
• Fabricate parts according to prints and specifications, following shop standards and procedures.
• Maintain welding equipment, including welder, tips, guns, and hood, to ensure safe and efficient operation.
• Keep the work area clean, organized, and free of debris to support a safe and efficient workflow.
• Perform general labor tasks, including heavy lifting and material handling, in support of fabrication and rebuild activities.

Requirements

• Previous experience in an industrial fabrication shop or rebuild environment.
• Experience as a weld helper, grinder, or general laborer in a metal fabrication or construction setting.
• Experience using overhead cranes and other material handling equipment.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain tools and equipment in good working condition.
• Interest in developing long-term skills in welding, metal fabrication, and industrial equipment repair.

Benefits

• Health Insurance
• Dental
• Vision
• 401k
• PTO

Additional Information

• This position is based in a fabrication shop focused on rebuilding and repairing industrial shredders.
• The role follows a day-shift schedule of four 10-hour days, typically 5:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Monday through Thursday, with some overtime opportunities on Friday.
• The work involves frequent exposure to fumes and airborne particles, as well as occasional exposure to moving mechanical parts and elevated work areas.
• The noise level is typically high, consistent with an active industrial and welding environment.
• The work is physically demanding and involves heavy lifting, metal grinding, and hands-on fabrication tasks throughout the shift.