DNOW
Welder Fabricator
US WY Casper 5625 Chapman Place
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 13 days ago
AWS
About the role
- At DNOW, we believe our associates are the best in the business. We value and reward hardworking, creative, and dedicated employees that desire to be part of a team committed to outstanding customer service.
- The Welder Fabricator is responsible for fabricating, assembling, and welding metal components and structures to support assembly shop production. This role reads blueprints/specs, performs MIG/TIG/stick welding as required, fabricates brackets, skids, and structural assemblies, and ensures finished work meets quality and safety standards. Occasional
Responsibilities
- Perform welding (MIG, TIG, stick as applicable) on steel, aluminum, or other materials per job requirements
- Maintain welding equipment and shop tools; report maintenance needs
- Collaborate with assembly team to meet production schedules
- Provide occasional fabrication support to panelshop/electrical department as needed
Requirements
- Proficiency in MIG/TIG/stick welding methods
- Ability to read blueprints and technical drawings
- Experience with hand/power tools (grinders, cutters, drills, etc.)
- Physical ability to lift materials, stand for extended periods, work in shop conditions
- Experience fabricating industrial equipment, skids, or enclosures
- Familiarity with structural steel and sheet metal work
- This role reads blueprints/specs, performs MIG/TIG/stick welding as required, fabricates brackets, skids, and structural assemblies, and ensures finished work meets quality and safety standards.
- Cut, grind, and finish metal parts to required tolerances
Nice to have
- Proven experience as a welder-fabricator (certification preferred, e.g., AWS)
Compensation
- Competitive Salary + bonus
Benefits
- Competitive Salary + bonus
- 401(k)/ Retirement savings
- Comprehensive Benefits (medical, dental, vision, life and disability coverage)
- Paid vacation/holidays
This listing is sourced directly from DNOW's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.