Title Welder

Scope Of Position

The Welder is responsible for operating MIG equipment to weld small, medium, and large pieces of aluminum formwork and scaffolding components. This role includes equipment setup, material preparation, and execution of high-quality welds in accordance with technical drawings and manufacturing standards. The Welder will ensure accuracy, durability, and safety in all completed work through proper clamping, grinding, tack-welding, bolting, and final inspection of welded components. This position requires proficiency in various welding techniques, a keen eye for detail, and a strong understanding of safety procedures to ensure high-quality welds and a safe work environment.

What You'll Do On a Typical Day

• Read and interpret blueprints to determine project specifications and welding requirements.
• Set up and prepare MIG welding equipment for production.
• Clamp, grind, tack-weld or bolt components into position prior to welding.
• Weld small, medium, and large pieces of aluminum formwork and scaffolding components.
• Inspect completed welds to ensure they are free of defects and meet safety and performance requirements.
• Repair and troubleshoot welding equipment, as required.
• Remove, repair and replace basic components using a variety of hand and power tools:
  • Hand tools: hammers, chisels, screwdrivers, spanners, pliers.
  • Power tools: drills, saws, grinders, routers, rivet guns.
• Conduct daily equipment inspections, including fluid level checks, before welding operations begin.
• Accurately log service work records.
• Participate in the cycle counts and inventory processes.
• Maintain excellent attendance and punctuality.
• Actively participate in Health & Safety meetings and consistently demonstrate safe work practices.
• Comply with all PERI policies, procedures, and provincial Health & Safety regulations.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area, while adhering to safety regulations.
• Other related duties as assigned.

What You'll Need To Be Successful

• Certified Welder Certificate (CW) or equivalent.
• Minimum 2-3 years of welding experience, including MIG welding on aluminum. Equivalent apprenticeship experience will be considered.
• Proficient in MIG welding of aluminum, with knowledge of setup, equipment operation, and proper welding techniques. TIG welding experience is an asset.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints with welding symbols is an asset.
• Ability to inspect welds for defects, troubleshoot equipment, and consistently apply Health & Safety standards.
• Excellent organizational and time management abilities.
• Ability to work in teams and/or independently.
• Dedication to promoting and maintaining the highest standard of workplace Health & Safety.

What Your Benefits Will Be

• Health (including paramedical), Vision & Dental
• Life Insurance
• Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
• Company Matching RRSP
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Company Bonus

Accommodation for candidates with disabilities is available throughout the recruitment process upon request.

PERI is an Equal Opportunity Employer.