Rack & Tool Maker( Fabricator)/ Industrial Maintenance - 1st Shift

Apply Job Type Full-time Description Maintenance / Rack & Tool Maker (Fabricator) Location: Nico Products - Minneapolis MN Starting Wage: $27.00 - $35.00/hour DOQ Schedule: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., Monday–Friday + OT Employment: Full-Time | Direct Hire Your Starting Wage Is Only Part of What You Can Earn If earning more matters to you, there are opportunities to increase your annual earnings beyond your regular hourly wage. At a starting wage of $27.00/hour , your potential earnings include: Regular Wages: $56,160/year Overtime Opportunities: Up to an additional $21,060/year Weekly Attendance Reward: Up to an additional $2,600/year ($50/week) Profit Sharing: Up to an additional $4,800/year Signing Bonus: $1,500 for eligible new hires Potential Annual Earnings: Up to $84,620* Plus the $1,500 new-hire signing bonus . Potential annual earnings are provided as an illustration and are not guaranteed. Overtime is based on business and production needs and may not be available every week. Attendance Reward and profit-sharing payments are subject to eligibility requirements and the terms of the applicable Company programs. About the Position Our facility is looking for a Maintenance / Rack & Tool Maker (Fabricator) who can combine skilled metal fabrication with hands-on industrial maintenance. A key part of this position is building, modifying, and repairing the racks and tooling used to hold parts during our metal-finishing processes. You'll need to be comfortable cutting, bending, fitting, and welding metal to create racks and tooling for a variety of parts and production needs. This is not an entry-level welding position. Applicants must have a current AWS welding certification and be willing to demonstrate their welding skills onsite as part of the selection process. When rack and tooling fabrication is not needed, you'll work as part of the maintenance team, helping maintain, troubleshoot, and repair production equipment and facility systems. This position is a good fit for someone who enjoys variety, likes figuring out how to build or repair things, and has both the fabrication skills and mechanical aptitude to move between welding projects and general maintenance work. What You'll Do Fabricate, modify, and repair racks, fixtures, and tooling used in production. Cut, bend, shape, fit, and weld metal to create racks and tooling for specific parts and processes. Determine how racks and tooling should be constructed based on production needs. Accurately measure, fit, and fabricate components to required dimensions. Repair damaged or worn racks and tooling when practical. Use welding and fabrication equipment safely and effectively. Work from measurements, samples, drawings, job requirements, and instructions. Troubleshoot fabrication and mechanical problems and determine practical solutions. Perform preventive maintenance and repairs on production equipment. Assist with mechanical and…