MIG Welder - Structural Steel Pro, Day Shift

MIG Welder - Structural Steel Pro, Day Shift


Company
Aerotek
Location
Dallas, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
6 days ago
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Job Description
A staffing and recruitment agency is seeking a MIG Welder in Dallas, TX. This role involves welding structural steel, requiring proficiency in MIG and flux-core welding with at least four years of experience. Successful candidates will operate tools, read blueprints, and adhere to safety standards. Competitive pay of $20-23 per hour, along with benefits after full-time employment. This is a fully onsite position on the 1st shift.

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