Founded in 1973, Weldall Manufacturing, Inc. began with one welder and a vision: to provide best-in-class service and quality products. Today, Weldall is still family owned and operated by three generations and has grown into the preferred manufacturer of choice for clients around the world through industry-leading innovation and a commitment to quality.
Why Work at Weldall?
- In addition to the role itself, employees choose Weldall because we offer:
- Family-owned and operated leadership for over 50 years, with a long-term commitment to our people
- A stable work environment supported by a diverse customer base across multiple industries
- World-class benefits, including direct primary care at no cost, free diagnostic testing, and select surgical procedures
- No employee premiums for dental or vision coverage
- Structured onboarding and internal training programs that support skill development and long-term career growth
- A safety-first, team-oriented culture built on consistency, respect, and professionalism
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
(Including the following; additional duties may be assigned as needed)
- Perform all tasks in a safe and responsible manner
- Assemble large custom-built equipment, weldments, and fabricated components according to blueprints and work instructions
- Read and interpret intermediate-level blueprints, assembly drawings, and specifications to determine proper fit, alignment, and assembly sequence
- Perform mechanical fitting and assembly requiring accurate layout, alignment, and positioning of components
- Work to tight tolerances including press fits, slip fits, and precision alignment of mechanical parts
- Use precision measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, tape measures, squares, and levels to verify dimensions and fit
- Use hand tools, power tools, torque wrenches, and other mechanical assembly tools safely and effectively
- Verify parts and components prior to assembly to ensure accuracy and completeness
- Operate overhead cranes, forklifts, and other material handling equipment to position and move components during assembly
- Perform torch heating, minor welding, or fitting work when required to achieve proper alignment and fit
- Plan and organize work to meet production schedules while maintaining quality standards
- Communicate with supervisors and team members to resolve fit-up, alignment, or assembly issues
- Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean, safe, and orderly condition
- Follow drawings, specifications, and company procedures to ensure accuracy and consistency
