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1st/2nd Year Welder

Join the Team at Janzen Steel Buildings

Welders play a vital role in constructing strong, durable steel structures at Janzen Steel Buildings. From fabricating components to joining steel on-site, welding ensures every project meets quality and safety standards. Based near Saskatoon, our work spans commercial and agricultural steel buildings across Saskatchewan.

If you take pride in precise, skilled work and enjoy contributing to well-built projects, Janzen Steel Buildings offers an environment where craftsmanship and technical expertise are valued.

Why work with Janzen Steel Buildings?

  • Competitive compensation and benefits

  • Opportunities to grow welding skills and advance in construction trades

  • A collaborative, safety-focused team environment

Janzen Steel Buildings is recognized for reliable, high-quality steel construction. Those interested in contributing to strong, long-lasting structures are encouraged to connect and learn more.

A Welder will be responsible for:​

  • Perform welding tasks using GMAW and SMAW

  • Cut, shape, and fabricate metal components to specifications using plasma cutting, grinding, bandsaw, iron worker, shear and brake press

  • Safe operation of forklifts

  • Assemble and weld metal parts based on engineering drawings or blueprints.

  • Select the appropriate materials for welding based on the type of metals and project requirements.

  • Set up and maintain welding equipment, including power sources, torches, and safety gear.

  • Inspect welding equipment for wear and tear and ensure it is functioning properly.

  • Follow all safety protocols and use protective gear such as welding helmets, gloves, and flame-resistant clothing.

  • Monitor the welding process to ensure welds are strong, consistent, and meet quality standards.

  • Adjust welding techniques or machine settings as necessary to correct defects or improve quality.

  • Continuously improve welding skills by staying current with new techniques, equipment, and materials.

  • Minimize waste by carefully planning welding tasks and material usage.

  • Weld a variety of metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and alloys.

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