TIG/MIG Welder (Temp-to-Hire)

About the role

CPM Holdings, Inc. is a diversified leading global supplier of process equipment and engineered technologies that sustainably feed, fuel, and build a better world. With its growing family of 17 market-leading product brands, CPM serves a variety of industries including animal feed, consumer food, green energy, advanced materials, and sustainable packaging. From the foods you eat to the fuels you require, CPM plays an important role in making the world more efficient and more sustainable. For more information, visit OneCPM.com.

As a TIG/MIG Welder specializing in building food processing equipment, your role will involve the construction, assembly, and installation of machinery used in the food industry. This position requires expertise in welding, blueprint reading, machine building, quality control, and troubleshooting to ensure the efficient and safe building of food processing equipment. Attention to detail, precision in work, and adherence to safety standards are crucial for success in this role. If you are skilled in fabrication, enjoy working with your hands and have a passion for ensuring the quality and functionality of food processing machinery, this job offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the production of food products that reach consumers worldwide.

Responsibilities

• Welding: Proficiently utilize TIG welding techniques along with others such as MIG and Arc Welding to fabricate and assemble components of food processing machinery.
• Blueprint Reading: Interpret technical drawings and blueprints to guide the assembly and construction of food processing equipment with precision.
• Assembly: Expertly assemble various parts of food processing machines, ensuring accuracy and alignment for optimal functionality.
• Machine Building: Construct, install, and test mechanical and electrical components of food processing machinery to ensure proper operation.
• Quality Assurance: Conduct quality checks and inspections to guarantee that the equipment meets industry standards and regulatory requirements.
• Troubleshooting: Identify and resolve any issues or defects in the equipment during the assembly