Welder

About this role

• **ILLINOIS MARINE TOWING** **JOB DESCRIPTION** **WELDER** **I.
• BASIC FUNCTION** The Welder is responsible for performing all aspects of welding on inland marine vessels and equipment, including maintenance, fabrication, and structural repairs.
• This position plays a critical role in ensuring the structural integrity and operational readiness of barges and boats while maintaining a strong focus on safety, quality, and compliance.
• By executing high-quality repairs and fabrications, the Welder supports vessel reliability, minimizes downtime, and contributes directly to the safety, efficiency, and longevity of marine operations.
• **II.
• Performing all aspects of welding work including prepare/check equipment.
• Stick welding - 6010, 7018 and 7024.
• Flux core welding in all positions using 0.52 wire.
• Safely operate heavy equipment and follow all safety policies and procedures.
• Staying compliant with all regulatory bodies as it applies to the work that is being completed and with all safety rules and policies.
• This position may involve travel to multiple locations.
• **Other** 1.
• Perform other duties as required and directed by management.
• Carry out the Business Philosophy, Code of Conduct, Mission and Vision of Illinois Marine Towing and Canal Barge Company.
• **III.
• Communication Skills:** Effectively communicates with team members, supervisors, and support staff to ensure project clarity, task coordination, and safety.
• Demonstrates active listening and the ability to give and receive constructive feedback.
• **B.
• Attention to Detail:** Executes welds and repairs with precision, ensuring structural integrity and adherence to specifications and codes.
• **C.
• Safety Oriented:** Proactively follows all safety procedures and helps foster a culture of safety in all work environments.
• **IV.
• ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP** The Welder is appointed by and reports to the Shipyard Services Manager.
• **V.

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