mig/tig welder-fitter.

Our client is hiring a Welder (MIG / TIG / Fabrication) in Mississauga to assemble and weld custom machinery components, including slitters, rewinders, and unloaders. In this role, you will read manufacturing drawings, execute precision MIG and TIG welds to CWB standards, and operate standard machine shop equipment. This position is a full-time DAY shift role with regular overtime.

At Randstad Operational Skilled Trades, we connect skilled tradespeople with top employers in manufacturing and industrial management, offering long-term career growth and competitive compensation.

Advantages
• $26-32/hr + Regular OT

• Consistent day-shift schedule (7:00 AM – 3:30 PM) with steady overtime availability (44 to 50 hours/week).

• Full-time, direct-hire opportunity with a leading global machinery manufacturer.

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefit coverage starting after 3 months.

• Paid time off, including 2 to 3 weeks of vacation plus 3 paid personal/sick days.

• Support for CWB ticket acquisition and renewal directly through the company.

• Clean, modern, and safety-focused plant environment.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, and CWB welding symbols

• Fit, tack, and weld components using MIG (70%), TIG (25%), and Stick (5%)

• Pre-heat mild and high-carbon steel materials (1/8" to 3.5" thick)

• Perform custom layout, fabrication, and precision fitting using calipers and squares

• Operate saws, manual mills, hoists, and cutting equipment (Arc-Air/OAC)

• Inspect finished welds against engineering quality and structural standards

• Perform basic equipment maintenance, area upkeep, and inventory tracking

Qualifications
• Experience: 3+ years of hands-on MIG (GMAW) and TIG (GTAW) welding and metal fabrication in a manufacturing environment (3–5 years preferred).

• Certifications: Current CWB certification or the ability to pass an on-site CWB-level structural quality test (expired tickets accepted).

• Technical Skills: Advanced blueprint reading, welding symbols, and precision measurement (calipers, micrometers, layout tools).

• Machining & Quality: Mechanical aptitude for custom machinery assembly, familiarity with manual shop equipment (saws, mills), and strict adherence to visual weld inspection standards.

Summary
If you are an experienced Welder looking to apply your fabrication skills to high-precision, custom-built machinery, we want to hear from you. Apply today through Randstad Canada to take the next step in your skilled trades career.

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