CWB Certified Welder
Key details
- Location
- Lethbridge, AB, Canada
- Work style
- Onsite
- Function
- Skilled trades & Manufacturing
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- 19h ago
Skills
forklifthand toolsleanprototypingwelding
About the role
The job
You'll join our Special Projects team, working off the production line on building special projects, prototypes, and one-off jobs. No two weeks look the same. You'll work from drawings, figure out the best way to build it, and weld it right the first time. Every day starts with a team huddle and stretch, and ends with your work checked and your area clean.
What you'll own
Getting ready: Make sure your materials and equipment are set before the job starts
Planning the build: Work from drawings and specs, plan your sequence, and confirm measurements before you strike an arc
Welding: Weld in multiple positions using grinders, drills, cutting torches, plasma cutters and other power and hand tools, safely and with precision
Inspecting: Check your welds against industry standards and our specs, then verify finished work with your Supervisor
Following the standard: Work to our SOPs every time and complete your daily 5S
Speaking up: Flag problems early, and help solve them so projects stay on track
Improving: Suggest ways to make the work faster, safer or better
What success looks like in your first year
Your welds pass inspection the first time, 95%+ of the time
Your projects finish on time and on spec
Zero lost-time injuries, and your area passes 5S every day
You've put forward improvement ideas
Where this role can take you
Apprenticeship support: we'll help you work toward your Red Seal journeyperson ticket, if needed
Tuition reimbursement and in-house learning programs
Forklift, aerial lift and crane training
A path to lead: with our in house leadership training programs
You're probably a fit if you
Hold a current CWB ticket, or can pass our CWB test
Have at least 300 hours of welding experience
Are a registered welding apprentice with a valid blue book (or can get one), or already hold your journeyperson ticket
Take pride in your work and want to keep getting better at it
Aren't afraid to get the job done, even when every project is different and there's no set routine to follow
Can bend, squat, kneel and stand for long stretches, and safely handle materials up to 44 lb
Can follow written instructions and do basic shop math
Speak up when something's not right
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Experience with 5S or Lean is a plus. We care more about how you weld and how you work than where you learned.
You'll join our Special Projects team, working off the production line on building special projects, prototypes, and one-off jobs. No two weeks look the same. You'll work from drawings, figure out the best way to build it, and weld it right the first time. Every day starts with a team huddle and stretch, and ends with your work checked and your area clean.
What you'll own
Getting ready: Make sure your materials and equipment are set before the job starts
Planning the build: Work from drawings and specs, plan your sequence, and confirm measurements before you strike an arc
Welding: Weld in multiple positions using grinders, drills, cutting torches, plasma cutters and other power and hand tools, safely and with precision
Inspecting: Check your welds against industry standards and our specs, then verify finished work with your Supervisor
Following the standard: Work to our SOPs every time and complete your daily 5S
Speaking up: Flag problems early, and help solve them so projects stay on track
Improving: Suggest ways to make the work faster, safer or better
What success looks like in your first year
Your welds pass inspection the first time, 95%+ of the time
Your projects finish on time and on spec
Zero lost-time injuries, and your area passes 5S every day
You've put forward improvement ideas
Where this role can take you
Apprenticeship support: we'll help you work toward your Red Seal journeyperson ticket, if needed
Tuition reimbursement and in-house learning programs
Forklift, aerial lift and crane training
A path to lead: with our in house leadership training programs
You're probably a fit if you
Hold a current CWB ticket, or can pass our CWB test
Have at least 300 hours of welding experience
Are a registered welding apprentice with a valid blue book (or can get one), or already hold your journeyperson ticket
Take pride in your work and want to keep getting better at it
Aren't afraid to get the job done, even when every project is different and there's no set routine to follow
Can bend, squat, kneel and stand for long stretches, and safely handle materials up to 44 lb
Can follow written instructions and do basic shop math
Speak up when something's not right
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Experience with 5S or Lean is a plus. We care more about how you weld and how you work than where you learned.
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