Aluminum Welder & Fabricator

$46k to $58k

35968, AL, USPosted Oct 15, 2026

Job description

At Atomic Transport, we take pride in being a leading local bulk hauling company with a dedicated fleet of company-owned assets and W2 driver employees that specialize in waste transportation from local transfer stations to landfills. With over twenty-five terminals operating locally throughout the Southeast and Midwest, if you are looking for a team to grow with, Atomic Transport is seeking an experienced Aluminum Welder & Fabricator to join our Fort Payne, AL location.

Join us in shaping a cleaner and safer future while growing your career with Atomic Transport.

What We Offer

Hourly pay from $22- $28/hr. Based on experience, tools and certifications. Time and a half for over time! Health, vision, and dental insurance plans. Short-term and long-term disability insurance. 401k retirement plan. Paid holidays, vacation, and paid orientation. Aluminum Welder & Fabricator/Mechanic Responsibilities : Primary function is aluminum welding & fabrication in trailer repair shop Perform minor and major repairs on aluminum open-top trailers.

Conduct regular maintenance and repairs on aluminum open-top trailers. Maintain a safe and clean work environment. Diagnose problems and plan repairs. Perform regular diagnostic tests on trucks. Maintain accurate records of each repair performed on vehicles. The ability to work as a team or in a solo setting. Must have own basic hand tools.

Specialty and larger tools will be provided.

Benefits

401(k) with company match Health, dental, and vision insurance Health savings account (HSA) Life and disability insurance Paid referral program Employee discounts Pass a pre-employment background check. Pass a pre-employment drug test. Have a minimum of 2 years of welder, Mechanic or fabricator experience. Have the ability to work early mornings & evenings.

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