A skilled welding and fabrication shop in Canada is looking for an experienced welder with three to five years of hands on experience to join their team on a permanent full time basis. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys interpreting welding process specifications, reading blueprints, and ensuring every weld meets strict standards. You will operate manual and semi automatic flame cutting equipment, fit, braze, and torch straighten metal, determine weldability of materials, and perform minor repairs on welding and brazing equipment. If you hold a trades certificate or diploma, are skilled in oxy acetylene welding, and have experience in custom fabrication or machinery repair, this day shift position offers 40 hours per week, group insurance benefits, free parking, team building opportunities, and a hardworking team environment. The primary keyword welder appears naturally here because that is exactly who we need.
About the Company
This employer is a well established welding and fabrication company serving clients across Canada. They specialise in custom fabrication and machinery or equipment repair for industrial, commercial, and residential clients. The company is known for its attention to detail, commitment to quality, and resourceful problem solving. They value team players who are organised, hardworking, and take pride in their craft. Their workshop is equipped with arc welding machines, soldering machines, and oxy acetylene equipment. The team works in French as the primary work language, but training and safety materials are also available in English. Free parking is available on site.
Key Responsibilities
- Interpret welding process specifications and read welding blueprints, drawings, specifications, manuals, and processes accurately.
- Examine welds thoroughly to ensure they meet standards and specifications, making adjustments as needed.
- Operate manual or semi automatic flame cutting equipment such as oxy acetylene torches for cutting and shaping metal.
- Fit, braze, and torch straighten metal components, ensuring proper alignment and structural integrity.
- Determine weldability of materials based on metal type, thickness, and application requirements.
- Maintain and perform minor repairs on welding, brazing, and soldering equipment, keeping tools in good working order.
- Work with arc welding machines and soldering machines as needed for custom fabrication and repair projects.
What You Need to Qualify
A trades certificate or diploma in welding or a related field is required. Three to five years of welding experience is necessary. You must be skilled in oxy acetylene welding. Experience with arc welding machines and soldering machines is required. Specialisation in custom fabrication or machinery or equipment repair is essential. A valid driver’s licence is required for local pickups or deliveries. Manual dexterity, attention to detail, hand eye coordination, and ability to stand for extended periods are necessary physical attributes. Personal suitability includes being organised, a team player, hardworking, and resourceful. You must be authorised to work in Canada and have experience in this field. Work language is French, so proficiency in French is required. You must be able to work day shifts.
Salary and Benefits
The hourly rate for this Welder position ranges from 26 to 32 Canadian dollars per hour based on experience and qualifications, which aligns with current market rates for skilled welders with three to five years of experience in Canada. This is a permanent full time role with 40 hours per week. Financial benefits include group insurance benefits such as health and dental coverage. Other benefits include free parking available on site and team building opportunities. You will work in a supportive environment where your skills are valued. Overtime may be available at premium rates. There are also opportunities for skill development and advancement.
How to Apply
To apply for this Welder Custom Fabrication and Machinery Repair position, submit your resume and copies of your trade certificate or diploma through the job portal where you found this listing. Be prepared to answer the screening questions about your authorisation to work in Canada and your experience in this field. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview and a practical weld test. If this role matches where you want to take your career, do not wait. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.