Mig Welder - Waste Container Parts (2nd Shift)
Los Angeles, United StatesCompany
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Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
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3 days ago
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Job Description
Company is seeking a Bin Welder for the 2nd Shift, responsible for welding repairs and fabrication of parts for waste containers. The role requires proficiency in all position welding and the ability to conduct safety inspections. Ideal candidates are bilingual in English and Spanish and hold relevant certifications. Benefits include competitive wages, comprehensive medical plans, and a 401K. The work environment requires physical stamina and attention to safety regulations in varying conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Welder Jobs in United States
What is the starting hourly wage for entry-level welders in the US in 2026?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the 10th percentile hourly wage for welders at $18.65 as of 2026 projections from May 2023 data adjusted for 3.5% annual growth. Entry-level positions in manufacturing start at $38,800 annually. Experienced welders reach $25.40 median hourly or $52,800 yearly.
What work visa do foreign welders need to work in the US in 2026?
USCIS requires H-2B visas for temporary non-agricultural welder jobs, with a FY2026 statutory cap of 66,000 visas plus up to 64,716 supplemental visas approved by Congress. Employers must obtain DOL temporary labor certification via Form ETA-9142B. Permanent options include EB-3 visas requiring DOL PERM labor certification.
What education and experience qualify me for welder jobs in the US?
A high school diploma or GED is required, plus completion of a DOL-registered apprenticeship program of at least 2,000 hours over 12-24 months. No prior experience needed for entry-level apprenticeships starting at age 16. Vocational training from community colleges meets eligibility for most positions.
What documents do I need to apply for welder jobs or apprenticeships?
Submit a resume, high school diploma or GED, proof of age (18+ for most), and any welding certifications via Apprenticeship.gov or employer portals. For federal jobs, include DD-214 for veterans. Background check consent form is standard for safety-sensitive roles.
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