Join the Factory Five Welding Team!

Posted on December 3, 2024 by Dave Lindsey in What's New

Mig welders needed. Factory Five Racing is looking to add four (4) welders to our Welding/CNC team. Requires 1-3 years of welding experience. Job responsibilities include Mig welding mild carbon steel automotive parts, suspension components, and vehicle chassis. Familiarity with jigs/fixtures as well as CNC tube steel bending, laser cutting, and press brakes is a plus. Interview candidates will be asked to take a welding test. Pay commensurate with experience. Entry level welding pay rate ranges from $20-$23 per hour. Vacation, paid holidays, and health insurance available.

To apply for the position, you can call us at 508-291-3443 or submit a job application to jobs@factoryfive.com.

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