Welder/Fabricator - 2nd Shift (3:30pm -12:00am)

GrowTech Industries, LLC•Buffalo, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

GTI specializes in design, engineering, fabrication, and deployment of custom modular structures, shipping container-based solutions, and ballistic metal fabrication. We serve DOD contractors, military, disaster relief, and commercial markets, with all solutions built in-house at our Buffalo, NY facility. Our manufacturing capabilities range from military training enclosures, live fire ranges, bathroom/shower units, expeditionary camps, medical facilities, water treatment systems, and energy storage enclosures. We are seeking a skilled Welder/Fabricator to join our 2nd shift team (3:00 PM – 11:30 PM). This position involves precision welding, fabrication, blueprint reading, and material assembly to build high-quality structures according to customer specifications. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented team player with a strong mechanical background and the ability to work with minimal supervision.

Requirements

Must have proven experience as a welder/fabricator
Experience with multiple welding processes (TIG, MIG, Stick, etc.)
Welders must have the ability to read and interpret technical documents and blueprints
Proficiency with hand tools, welding equipment, saws, calipers, and measuring devices
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow safety standards
Ability to work independently and in team settings

Nice To Haves

Welders will ideally have their AWS Certification (American Welding Society) – GMAW process, 3G Vertical Up & 4F Overhead
1+ year experience in mechanical assembly or fabrication
Knowledge of torch and plasma cutting equipment
Experience with GTAW welding and tolerance systems

Responsibilities

Welders will perform fit-up, tack welding, and final welding on steel channels, brackets, angles, sheathing, and assemblies.
Weld components using GMAW, GTAW, and other welding processes in multiple positions (3G vertical up, 4F overhead).
Welders will use hand and power shop tools to cut, shape, and prepare materials.
Align and clamp components for accurate welding and fabrication.
Operate angle grinders, torches, and plasma cutters to prepare parts.
Welders will perform machinery repairs by welding and filling gaps as needed.
Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and detailed drawings to ensure accurate assembly.
Welders will conduct measurements, inspections, and quality checks to verify tolerances and dimensions.
Identify and correct fabrication mistakes, incorporating approved design changes when necessary.
Welders will meet production schedules, quality standards, and labor hour requirements.
Follow safety protocols and maintain a clean, hazard-free workspace.
Ensure all welding equipment is in proper working condition.
Wear protective clothing and safety gear, including gloves, face shields, and welding masks.