Temporary Part-Time Foreman - Welding Job at Fraser Shipyards in Superior

Join Fraser Shipyards as a Part-Time Temporary Foreman - Welding and dive into a dynamic environment where your expertise is valued! If you have previous foreman experience, this is an exciting chance to lead a skilled team in a hands-on capacity right on-site. Enjoy the thrill of training and mentoring welders-all while working in a customer-focused, high-performance culture.

Your leadership will directly contribute to innovative solutions and safety improvements. Plus, with competitive pay starting at $33-$36 per hour, your skills will be recognized and rewarded. This opportunity enables you to sharpen your leadership abilities in a vibrant, adventurous atmosphere.

Don't miss this chance to make an impact with Fraser Shipyards!

If you are looking for a challenging rewarding career, then consider joining Fraser Shipyards! With a passion for the maritime industry, Fraser Shipyards has decades of experience in building and servicing crafts of all shapes and sizes. Customers count on the quality and responsiveness of Fraser's people, products, and services for everything from in situ emergency repairs to brand-new craft to large industrial fabrications. Known for a commitment to quality, a reputation for reliability and outstanding values, Fraser Shipyards is further committed to provide a safe work environment.

As a Part-Time Temporary Foreman - Welding at Fraser Shipyards, you'll play a crucial role in mentoring, managing, and training both employees and contractors. You'll ensure that all necessary information and materials are readily available for planned work while maintaining an adequate labor force to meet production schedules. Your responsibilities will include providing on-the-job training to new and junior welders, conducting performance evaluations, and identifying skill gaps to arrange for additional training or certification.

You'll collaborate closely with project managers and other supervisors to plan and execute welding projects, enforce company processes and product quality standards, and maintain shop floor discipline in conjunction with HR. Additionally, you'll oversee the cleanliness of your work area, inspect completed welds for quality assurance, and ensure compliance with industry standards, working directly with regulatory bodies to maintain necessary certifications. This position offers a unique opportunity to showcase your leadership skills while supporting production with hands-on duties.

To succeed as a Part-Time Temporary Foreman - Welding at Fraser Shipyards, candidates must possess a robust skill set tailored to the shipyard environment. Extensive knowledge of construction best practices, equipment maintenance, and OSHA guidelines is essential. Familiarity with various welding procedures, including stick, wire, and pipe, is crucial, as is understanding the application of these techniques in shipbuilding.

Candidates should have a solid grasp of diverse boat systems, with knowledge in electrical, hydraulic, or engine systems, as well as aluminum welding fabrication. Strong organizational and leadership skills paired with the ability to read and convey technical drawings, plans, and blueprints are vital. Effective communication and reporting skills, along with a solid aptitude in math and problem-solving, will contribute greatly to your success.

Certification in welding is required, with additional training preferred, along with a minimum of four years' experience in ship repair or construction being ideal for this role.

Knowledge and skills required for the position are:

• 3/8 stick M/1 V&OH
• 5/8 wire SA/5V
• P3/P9 2" pipe test qualification or passing prior to hire required. Additional certifications preferred.
• 4+ years' experience in ship repair/construction preferred.

If you think this part-time job is a fit for what you are looking for, applying is a snap - just follow the instructions on this page. Good luck!

Final applicants must complete a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen prior to employment start. All offers of employment at Fraser Industries are contingent upon negative results of a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen.