Do you thrive on precision, teamwork, and visible results? At Munson Boats, your welds become working vessels for worldwide customers—from fire/rescue agencies and research teams to high‑speed patrol units and U.S. Coast Guard–certified passenger operations. Join a company that pairs craftsmanship with modern manufacturing in a clean, safe shop warmed by radiant floors.
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You lay down consistent, aesthetically clean aluminum welds.
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You enjoy turning technical drawings into precisely fit assemblies.
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You prefer a structured, organized environment and a steady project flow.
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Aluminum hulls, decks, fuel tanks, and specialty components.
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Mission‑ready boats for emergency response, science, patrol, and passenger service.
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Small crews (3–4) own the build, guided by a lead supervisor.
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All vessel design and CNC router cutting are done in‑house using proven geometry and standardization practices.
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Clean, safe, and well‑organized production environment with radiant floor heat.
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Backlog exceeding two years ensures consistent, year‑round employment.
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Execute structural aluminum welding with strong attention to appearance and integrity.
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Fit, fabricate, and assemble hulls, decks, fuel tanks, and other critical parts.
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Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings.
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Verify precise fit‑up; apply proper welding techniques and sequencing.
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Maintain an orderly workstation and contribute to team efficiency.
Full‑time, four 10‑hour days (Monday–Thursday). Enjoy a three‑day weekend every week.
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Four ten work week: Monday – Thursday with every Friday off.
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Paid Vacation: up to 3 weeks based on time served.
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401(k) with company match up to 10% based on time served.
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Premera Blue Cross health insurance at 90 days.
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Delta Dental insurance at 90 days.
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VSP Vision insurance at 90 days.
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Short‑Term & Long‑Term Disability coverage at 90 days.
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Life Insurance at 90 days.
Bring your aluminum fabrication skills to a place that respects process, values teamwork, and builds boats that matter. Apply today.
