Stainless Steel Rig Welders - Saulsbury Industries - Cahone, CO

Great opportunities with a stable and expanding Company built on 45 years of honesty, integrity, safety and excellence. Saulsbury Industries, a privately-owned company with offices in Odessa, Houston, Port Arthur, TX, Farmington, NM, and Baton Rouge, LA, offers turnkey engineering, general construction, electrical and instrumentation services to heavy industrial industries nationwide. Our reputation is built on 45 years of honesty and integrity to its clients and employees through the continuous commitment to safety, quality, growth and mutual profitability. We offer stable employment, career advancement and a commitment to the work/life balance of our employees. Stainless Steel Rig Welders needed for Saulsbury Industries jobsites in Cahone, Colorado, positions also available for welder helpers experience required. Candidate must have: ?Min 2 years' experience as Welder ?Ability to read and interpret blue prints ?Welders must be able to pass welder certification. (Stick, TIG, etc.) ?Must have own welding Rig ?Field Fabricate without Fitter. ?Successfully pass pre-employment drug screen, background check, employment eligibility Verification, and Safety Training. Qualified candidates please email resume to jobs@si-tx.com , visit our website at www.saulsburyjobs.com , or call SI Recruiting Supervisor Trisha Rangel at 432-363-2333 or SI Recruiting Specialist Erika Lay (432) 363-2331. Pay Rate: $34 DOE (Rig pay also given $16hr.) Per Diem Offered Saulsbury Industries is an Equal Opportunity Employer and celebrates diversity at all levels of its organization.
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