Job Responsibilities
Welders are the backbone of North Carolina’s manufacturing, construction, and fabrication sectors. From assembling structural components in Greensboro to repairing machinery in Charlotte, welders ensure projects are completed with strength and precision.
Common responsibilities include:
- Reading and interpreting blueprints, schematics, or technical drawings
- Using manual or semi-automated welding equipment to fuse metal parts
- Operating tools such as MIG, TIG, and arc welders based on material and job type
- Inspecting welds for accuracy, strength, and safety standards
- Maintaining welding equipment and tools
- Following OSHA and company-specific safety procedures
- Collaborating with engineers, fabricators, and supervisors on project goals
Welders help fuel growth across North Carolina’s diverse industries—keeping everything from infrastructure projects to custom fabrication shops running efficiently.
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Required Education and Certifications
While many welder positions require technical knowledge, not all require formal education beyond high school. Hands-on experience and certifications often determine job eligibility.
Common requirements include:
- High school diploma or GED
- Completion of a welding training program or trade school (preferred)
- AWS (American Welding Society) certification or equivalent
- Ability to read and interpret technical documents
- Familiarity with safety protocols and protective equipment
- OSHA 10 or 30 certification (preferred for industrial roles)
We place certified and skilled welders with employers in Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and other major cities across North Carolina.
Skills and Qualifications
Successful welders are not only technically skilled—they are also safety-focused, detail-oriented, and physically capable of handling demanding tasks.
Key qualifications include:
- Proficiency in various welding techniques (MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core)
- Ability to lift heavy materials and stand for extended periods
- Attention to detail for precise measurement and execution
- Strong hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
- Familiarity with welding codes and quality standards
- Dependability, punctuality, and team collaboration
Employers often seek welders with the flexibility to work different shifts and contribute to project goals under tight deadlines.
Welder Job FAQs
While certification is preferred, we work with employers who accept skilled, uncertified welders with hands-on experience. However, AWS-certified candidates often qualify for higher-paying roles.
We place welders in industries including metal fabrication, construction, shipbuilding, heavy equipment manufacturing, and automotive production.
Yes! We place entry-level welders and recent trade school grads into positions where they can gain valuable on-the-job experience and grow their careers.
Both. We offer short-term projects, temp-to-hire placements, and full-time direct hire roles, depending on your availability and career goals.
You’ll gain access to:
- Competitive pay based on skill and certification level
- Weekly pay with direct deposit
- Flexible job placements and shift options
- Temp-to-hire and direct hire opportunities
- Recruiters who advocate for your long-term success
Employer FAQs: Hiring Welders in North Carolina
We maintain a database of pre-qualified welders across North Carolina and can often fill positions within 24–72 hours depending on your job specs and location.
Yes. Our network includes welders certified by the American Welding Society (AWS) and other industry-recognized organizations. We match candidates to your specific process needs (MIG, TIG, Stick, etc.).
Absolutely. Whether you need welders for a short-term construction project or long-term manufacturing work, we provide flexible staffing solutions tailored to your timeline.
We pre-screen for skill, experience, and certification. Additionally, we focus on candidates who understand safety regulations and can uphold strict quality standards in high-pressure environments.
Yes. We provide both temp-to-hire and direct hire services to support your workforce strategy—whether you’re growing your team or staffing a major project.
Looking for Welder Jobs in North Carolina?
Accurate Staffing connects certified welders and skilled tradespeople with high-quality welding jobs across North Carolina. From Charlotte to Raleigh to Greensboro, we work with top employers seeking dependable, safety-conscious welders ready to hit the ground running.
We offer flexible shifts, weekly pay, and direct access to temp-to-hire and long-term positions that match your experience and career goals. Whether you’re an experienced fabricator or a recent trade school graduate, our recruiters will help you find a welding role where your skills are valued.
Need Welders for Your Production or Project Team?
When timelines are tight and quality is non-negotiable, you need welders you can trust. Accurate Staffing delivers qualified, safety-focused welding professionals who understand your industry and production goals.
We take time to learn your shop or site requirements—from certifications and materials to shift schedules and project duration—so we can match you with welders who fit your needs and your team. Whether it’s one welder or a full crew, our flexible staffing model helps you stay on schedule and budget.