Business is Booming here in Seattle! I wanted to take a break from filling openings to recognize National Welding month. I am encouraging everyone to spread the word that welding, is a great profession to pursue. All of us need to be promoting the family wage positions available through the trades to the young people entering the workforce. Take a look around your workplace and look for opportunities where you can provide more training opportunities for the welders you have, to expand their capabilities and leadership skills. Also look for opportunities to participate in local AWS organizations and other groups that provide scholarships and education on welding. Now is the time to do your part in closing the skills gap that is upon us. Speaking of the skills gap, if you are in the hunt for great welding personnel, for either a short or long term need, take a look at these candidates we have prescreened, and ready to go to work. Perhaps they are just the solution you are looking for to meet your escalating production needs! Edward B. #11137, Olympia - Edward is a WABO certified Welder. He has about 20 years of welding experience. He started his career in California and moved to Washington about 6 years ago. He has done it all! MIG, TIG and Stick welding. He is proficient with fitting, fabrication, structural welding and can read and work from welding blue prints. Edmund M. #15046, Des Moines - Edmund has been a Welder for the last 15 years. He can do MIG and some basic Stick welding 6010 and 7018. He can also read blueprints. Most of his employment history is working for a company that makes and repairs barges and railcars. He has experience with fitting as well. Venerando B. #16368, Seattle - Venerando is another great WABO certified Welder. He has about 20 years of Welding experience. Almost all of his experience is through the Union, as he was doing shipyard work. He is proficient with MIG, Stick and Dual Shield welding practices. He can read blue prints and has also been a Foreman for a couple different shipyards. Fednel H. #16579, Renton - Fednel would be a great candidate for a company that is looking for an entry level welder to grow with their company. He gained all of his welding knowledge through a Job Corp program and was there for 3 years. He is most proficient with Stick and MIG welding. He has some basic aluminum experience, but most proficient working with steel. He can also interpret and work from blue prints. Shaun H. #14225, Mt. Lake Terrace - Shaun is another great welder that has about 20+ years of welding experience. He is proficient with welding and fitting. He has experience with I-beam work, while he was employed with Totem Steel. Shaun feels most proficient with MIG welding and can read and work from blue prints. Please contact Jackie ((425)988-6227 or jsmith@mici) if you are interested in finding out more about these or other candidates. Cheers, Beth Madden, on behalf of the Madden Team
Posted on: Thu, 08 May 2014 20:50:23 +0000
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