Seam Welder

As a Seam Welder at Craft and Technical Solutions, you will be responsible for completing welding projects using flux core and stick processes. Your duties will include reading blueprints, tack welding clips and brackets, and fabricating structural parts such as plates and bulkheads. You'll need to have a solid understanding of welding techniques and material characteristics to ensure high-quality workmanship.

To be considered for the Seam Welder position at Craft and Technical Solutions, you should have at least 5 years of shipyard welding experience. You must also pass welding tests and have reliable transportation. Familiarity with OSHA regulations and the ability to comfortably work in heights and confined spaces is critical, along with basic reading and math skills.

Craft and Technical Solutions provides an excellent benefits package for eligible Seam Welders, including health, dental, and vision insurance, as well as voluntary life insurance and disability coverage. Additionally, you'll have access to a 401k plan and, for those traveling out of town for work, a per diem or dislocation allowance to help cover lodging and food costs.

At Craft and Technical Solutions, we prioritize safety and responsible work practices for all Seam Welders. Our approach is woven into everything we do, ensuring a safe work environment. Employees are expected to adhere to safety protocols and regulations, which contribute to the well-being of our teams and the communities where we operate.

To apply for the Seam Welder position at Craft and Technical Solutions, you'll need to complete an online application, as this is a requirement for consideration. We encourage you to submit your application to begin the process of joining our team!

When answering this question, it's essential to specify the welding processes you're experienced with, such as flux core and stick welding. Provide examples of projects where you successfully applied these techniques, highlighting your ability to handle different materials and meet project specifications.

In your response, discuss your familiarity with reading and understanding blueprints and engineering drawings. Emphasize your attention to detail and mention specific instances where your comprehension led to successful project outcomes, showcasing your technical skills and problem-solving abilities.

Select a specific project that posed difficulties—maybe due to complex designs or stringent timelines. Explain how you approached the challenge, the techniques you used, and the successful results, highlighting your resilience and ability to work under pressure.

Discuss your commitment to safety protocols and practices in your welding role. Highlight your knowledge of OSHA regulations and how you prioritize safety for yourself and your team, using real examples of how you have handled safety concerns in past work environments.

Explain the different types of metals you're familiar with, discussing the characteristics of each and how you adapt your welding techniques accordingly. Providing details about specific projects or applications will demonstrate your experience and versatility.

In your response, show that you value constructive criticism and use it to improve your skills. Share examples of situations where feedback led to better performance or an enhanced end product, showcasing your ability to learn and grow in your role.

When answering, discuss a specific instance where you were required to meet a deadline. Explain the strategies you employed to manage your time effectively, such as prioritizing tasks, ensuring communication with your team, and maintaining focus on quality despite the time constraints.

Detail your background in structural welding, specifying the types of structures you have worked on. Demonstrate your knowledge of fabrication, assembly techniques, and relevant codes that you adhered to in those projects, showcasing your specialized expertise.

Express your enthusiasm for the company's commitment to employee safety and development. Discuss how you resonate with their mission and values, and how you believe your skills will not only contribute to the company's success but also provide you with a fulfilling work environment.

Talk about any additional training, certifications, or courses you have pursued, as well as how you stay updated on industry trends and best practices. This shows your dedication to your craft and your desire for professional growth in the welding field.