Top 9 Mig welder Jobs in Mount Vernon, Wa

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Experienced Welder/ Fabricator
DariTech, Inc. —Lynden, WA
Previous welding experience is required. $22- $32/hr DOE. Wage rate depends on experience. Medical insurance premiums paid in full, dental insurance offered at…
$22 - $32 an hour
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Welder Fabricator
Mantle Industries —Blaine, WA
Utilize standard metal fabrication tools and machinery. 3+ years experience with metal working tools and machinery. Forklift and mechanized equipment operation.
$24 - $30 an hour
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Welder (MIG Welder - 2nd Shift)
Mettler Toledo —Columbus, OH
Ability to work effectively with torches, cutters, staplers, hand/pneumatic tools, and hand tools (hammers, torque wrench, crow bars, etc.).
Welder (MIG Welder 1st Shift)
Mettler Toledo —Columbus, OH
Ability to work effectively with torches, cutters, staplers, hand/pneumatic tools, and hand tools (hammers, torque wrench, crow bars, etc.).

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Welding and Fabrication:
- Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and diagrams.
- Operate manual or semi-automatic welding equipment to fuse metal segments.
- Use specialized machinery for industrial welding and handle metal shaping and cutting.
Inspection and Quality Control:
- Inspect completed welds to ensure they meet specifications and safety standards.
- Conduct tests to determine weld quality and strength.
- Repair or rework defective welds.
Equipment Maintenance:
- Maintain welding equipment and ensure a safe work environment.
- Perform regular maintenance and troubleshooting of welding tools.
Collaboration:
- Work with other fabricators, engineers, and project managers to meet production goals.
- Communicate clearly about project status, issues, and solutions

Proven experience as a welder (2+ years preferred).
Experience using a variety of welding equipment and procedures (TIG, MIG, arc welding, etc.).
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings.
Knowledge of relative safety standards and willingness to use protective clothing (face-shield, gloves, etc.).
Manual dexterity and attention to detail.
High school diploma or equivalent; professional certification (e.g., an AWS welding certificate) is a plus.