Journeyman Welder WF2 Philadelphia, PA

Journeyman Welder WF2 Philadelphia, PA


Company
Fritz Staffing Group
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Via
Indeed

Job Description
Fritz Staffing Group is currently hiring for Welders for a project we have in Philadelphia, PA. The job is slated 4-8 weeks, you will be working 40-50 hours a week, per diem will be $110.00/day 7 days a week as long as you work your required hours and days. Pay will be discussed during interview process.

Job Scope:

Our customer is installing a Automated Car Parking System, so you will need to have experience in millwright, rigging, and if possible welding. You will be installing and fabricating all metal and machinery as well. All power tools and supplies will be supplied by the customer.

Job Requirements:
• OSHA 10
• Drug Test
• LOTO, Fall Protection, Rigging, and Motorized Platform Certifications
• Experience in rigging
• 5+ years in millwright work
• Safety PPE
• Safety Toe Shoes
• Long Pants
• Hi-Vis
• Hand Tools

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