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The focus of this position is to improve weld quality by developing standardized welding procedures and training welders to meet department quality requirements. The Weld Specialist applies expertise in metallurgy, welding techniques, inspection, and weld testing to refine welding processes that increase efficiency, quality, and production output. Working closely with the Weld Supervisor and Engineering support, this role is responsible for creating and maintaining weld standards, conducting weld tests, and developing both inspection and welder‑training programs.
Job Responsibility
In collaboration with Weld Management and Engineering, perform testing for WPS, PQR, and Welder qualifications, as well as record and maintain records of welder qualification according to company standards
Train welders on proper MIG and robotic MIG welding techniques, ensuring consistent understanding of procedures and quality expectations
Troubleshoot welding issues on the floor by diagnosing defects, adjusting parameters, and guiding operators toward proper corrective actions
Works with Tooling designers and Manufacturing Engineer, for approving jigs and fixtures
Develop weld settings for new weldments and verify their effectiveness through appropriate nondestructive testing methods
Verify weld documentation by reviewing weld prints, specifications, and requirements for accuracy, and clarity
Work with the weld supervisor to ensure the use of proper equipment, WPS's, and instructions
Coach team members on weld symbols, print reading, and process fundamentals to strengthen technical competency across the department
Support quality and continuous‑improvement efforts by advocating for meaningful changes and helping the team implement them when appropriate
Collaborate with engineering to provide feedback on weld design, manufacturability, and fixture needs during product development
Champion safety practices by reinforcing proper PPE use, safe welding techniques, and hazard awareness during all training and production activities
Requirements
5+ years in a manufacturing environment that included welding – Robotic and Hand welding
Minimum high school diploma or equivalent
Knowledge of welding, joining, and cutting processes and equipment
Knowledge of welding metallurgy (strength, ductility, corrosion resistance, fatigue life)
Must have the ability to inspect products for missing welds, poor welds and incorrect welds per drawings and or patterns
Strong knowledge of welding symbols and drawings
Must be able to write, read and understand welding instructions and procedures
Must be able to analyze weld failures and determine a root cause, material, weld settings, weld positioning or other
Working knowledge of all MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Actively seeks out opportunities to enhance processes and implements practical, well‑reasoned solutions
Able to adjust to varying schedules, evolving responsibilities, and additional hours when required
Safety conscious individual
Ability to lift at least 40 lbs. regularly and bend, squat, walk or stand for extended periods of time
Nice to have
Certificate from technical school preferred
Demonstrated knowledge of, or familiarity with, AWS welding codes and industry standards
Familiarity with industry‑standard CAD platforms for technical drawing and visualization
Knowledge of welding procedure and performance qualification testing
Knowledge of nondestructive testing (NDT) methods
Proven experience delivering hands‑on training and guiding learners through skill development
What we offer
$2,000 sign-on bonus for all new production hires
Free uniform program that includes full laundry service
Steel toe boots with met guards (Ventrac will reimburse up to $175 after 6 months of employment)