MIG Welder

Chatham-Kent, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 15, 2026
1 position

$24–$40 / hour

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Entry level

Job summary

Fabricate heavy-duty frames, conveyor systems, and industrial components by performing high-quality MIG welds on mild carbon steel, including multi-pass welds on heavy steel. Follow blueprints and engineering specifications, coordinate weld sign-offs with the Quality Team, and help maintain a safe, organized shop.

Job details

# MIG Welder & Fabricator Location: Southwestern Ontario (Middlesex/Chatham-Kent Area) Engagement: Full-Time, Career-Track (Performance-to-Perm options) We are seeking skilled MIG Welders & Fabricators to join a leading heavy equipment manufacturer known for its "person-first" culture and clean, organized shop environment. This role focuses on the structural fabrication of high-accountability machinery and heavy-duty components. Work Scope & Responsibilities Structural Fabrication: Execute high-quality MIG welds on mild carbon steel for heavy-duty frames, conveyor systems, and industrial components. Precision Work: Perform multi-pass welds on heavy steel, adhering strictly to blueprints and engineering specifications. Quality Standards: Collaborate with the on-site Quality Team for weld sign-offs. We prioritize 10/10 structural integrity and durability. Shop Excellence: Contribute to a safe, well-kept environment where safety and efficiency are paramount. Compensation & Total Rewards Hourly Rate: $24.00 – $40.00/hr (Highly dependent on experience and weld test performance). Production Bonus: $2,000 annual potential. Retirement: Company-paid contribution $2,100/year. Benefits: Comprehensive Health & Dental (Family and Single options). Culture: Significant investment in modern leadership and career stability Ideal Candidate Profile Experience: Proven expertise in MIG welding on heavy-gauge steel. Technical Skills: Ability to read/interpret blueprints and engineering specs fluently. Mindset: Career-oriented individual looking for a long-term "shop home" with internal growth opportunities into leadership or specialized machining. Interview Process On-Site Interview: Sit-down with the Operations Manager and Facility Supervisor. Technical Evaluation: 1.5-hour session including a Weld Theory Exam and a Practical Weld Test.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should have proven experience MIG welding heavy-gauge steel and be able to interpret blueprints and engineering specifications. The hiring process includes an on-site interview and a 1.5-hour technical evaluation with a weld theory exam and practical weld test.