Join a Team Where Craftsmanship Meets Care

At STERIS, precision isn’t optional—it’s how we protect patients. If you’re a TIG expert who thrives on complex, low-volume builds across stainless, mild steel, and aluminum, you’ll feel right at home.

Why You’ll Love It Here

• Market Competitive Pay
• Extensive Paid Time Off plus nine added holidays
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans
• Short- and Long-Term Disability
• 401(k) with company match
• Maternity & Paternal Leave
• Extras like Pet Insurance discounts
• Tuition Reimbursement and continued education
• Clear paths for advancement and long-term stability

Schedule

11:00pm–7:00am, Monday–Friday

What You’ll Tackle

• Set up and operate weld equipment per documented methods to hit strict tolerances and quality standards.
• Perform manual layout and manual surface prep to build weldments when required.
• Interpret blueprints, travelers, work instructions, and welding symbols with precision.
• Use fixtures, positioners, and holding devices to achieve accurate, repeatable fit-ups.
• Measure and verify dimensions with the appropriate gauges and precision tools.
• Jump into problem-solving activities that keep production moving.
• Mentor Associate Welder & Welder I, and support training for Welder II.
• Fit, purge, and complete CJP (complete joint penetration) welds.
• Troubleshoot weld equipment, materials, and fixturing to resolve issues.
• Conduct visual weld inspections to confirm quality.
• Apply AWS standards and welding symbols in daily tasks.
• Produce every product line assigned within your area.
• Partner with the Senior Welder to review and refine standard work.

Must-Haves

• High School Diploma or GED
• 3–5 years of welding experience
• 2 years in solid metal fabrication/machining
• Manual TIG (GTAW) proficiency with stainless, mild steel, and aluminum
• Comfort with precision measuring instruments and gauges

Nice-to-Haves

• Experience with flux core, MIG, stick, and carbon steel
• GTAW (TIG) certification

Also Bring

• Strong math and troubleshooting skills, plus basic computer proficiency
• Ability to read and interpret welding blueprints and standard welding symbols

Tools You’ll Use

• MIG Welder
• TIG Welder
• Stick Welder

If you’re serious about quality and eager to mentor others while expanding your own capabilities, we’d love to meet you.