Journey Worker - Welder

Who we are looking for You will thrive at Re:Build Optimation if you: Take pride in your welding craft and enjoy producing clean, structurally sound welds. Appreciate working in a safe, organized, and team-oriented fabrication environment. Are eager to learn advanced welding, fabrication, and metalworking techniques. Enjoy working on a wide variety of custom projects — every day looks different. Want a long-term career with clear skill-based progression from L1 through L5. Value being part of a company that invests in your growth, your community, and your future. Embrace responsibility, collaboration, and craftsmanship. What You Get to Do (L1–L5

responsibilities increase with skill and experience) Perform basic MIG and stick welds in flat and horizontal positions under supervision. Assist with setting up and operating welding machines, fixtures, and fabrication tools. Support layout, fit-up, and tack welding using basic shop drawings and weld symbols. Help prep and align pipe, tube, and structural materials; observe stainless steel processes. Participate in visual weld inspections and learn to identify common weld defects. Maintain a clean, safe work environment in accordance with OSHA, 5S, and company safety procedures. Collaborate with fabricators, machinists, engineers, and project teams on diverse work. Progress to more advanced welding (vertical, overhead, TIG, stainless, pressure, etc.) as you move up levels. What You Will Bring to

the Team High school diploma or equivalent experience required. Completion of a recognized welding program or apprenticeship. Basic knowledge of welding tools, procedures, and safety practices. Proven skill in welding in flat and horizontal positions. Capability to comprehend and adhere to basic shop schematics. Eagerness to learn and grow in advanced welding and fabrication techniques.

Compensation Range: Hourly rate for this position is expected to be between $27.00 to $55.00 based on education and years of experience. This role is eligible to participate in our annual

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