... clad tribute to the golden age of performance, built with todays most advanced technology and ... Every weld, stitch, and carbon-fiber line is shaped by hand, built with pride, and completed with ...
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... clad tribute to the golden age of performance, built with todays most advanced technology and ... Every weld, stitch, and carbon-fiber line is shaped by hand, built with pride, and completed with ...
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... clad tribute to the golden age of performance, built with todays most advanced technology and ... Every weld, stitch, and carbon-fiber line is shaped by hand, built with pride, and completed with ...
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To succeed as a Clad Welder, you need exceptional welding skills, particularly in cladding processes, as well as experience with materials such as stainless steel, nickel alloys, or other corrosion-resistant metals; typically, a high school diploma or GED plus relevant welding certifications like AWS or ASME are required. Familiarity with welding equipment, automated welding machines, and tools for non-destructive testing (NDT) is essential, as is the ability to read technical blueprints and engineering drawings. Attention to detail, problem-solving, and a commitment to safety are key soft skills that help ensure quality work and a safe job site. These skills are crucial because clad welding often involves high-stakes projects in industries like oil & gas or power generation, where precision and safety are paramount to prevent costly failures and ensure reliability.
A Clad Welder specializes in welding different metals together, typically to apply a corrosion-resistant or wear-resistant layer over a base metal. This process is commonly used in industries like oil and gas, aerospace, and heavy equipment manufacturing. Clad welding requires advanced skills in techniques such as TIG, MIG, or submerged arc welding to ensure strong, defect-free bonds. These welders must follow strict quality standards and safety regulations to produce durable, high-performance components.
Clad Welders are most commonly employed in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, and shipbuilding, where corrosion-resistant surfaces are critical. Typical projects include welding pressure vessels, pipelines, heat exchangers, and various components that require enhanced resilience to harsh environments. You may work on both new construction and repair projects, often collaborating closely with engineers, project managers, and quality control teams. This exposure offers a dynamic work environment and the chance to develop skills that are valuable for advancing to supervisory or specialist roles within high-demand sectors.

Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO
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About Us
Classic Recreations is a team of builders, engineers, and dreamers who still believe in the power of raw American muscle. Every Classic Recreations Shelby is a ground-up masterpiece an officially licensed, carbon-fiber-clad tribute to the golden age of performance, built with todays most advanced technology and materials.
Classic Recreations Culture and Core Values
Success at Classic Recreations is driven by a relentless whatever it takes mindset.
Authenticity
We build legends not replicas. Every vehicle we create embodies the true spirit of American performance: honest, powerful, and unapologetically original.
Legacy
We are more than builders; we are stewards of heritage. Each customer, each project, and every mile driven carries forward the legacy of American muscle for generations to come.
Discipline
Excellence is never accidental. We reject good enough and pursue precision through focus, grit, and the uncompromising standards that Carroll Shelby demanded of every machine bearing his name.
Ownership
Accountability defines us. We take full responsibility for our tasks, decisions, and results successes and setbacks alike. Thats not my job does not exist here. When one of us falls short, we all do, and we rise together.
Craftsmanship
There are no shortcuts to world-class work. Every weld, stitch, and carbon-fiber line is shaped by hand, built with pride, and completed with purpose. Our craftsmanship is our signature.
Overview
Classic Recreations stands apart from traditional restoration shops. Our technicians are building world class cars that embody performance, handling and key esthetics. If you want to build incredible carbon fiber and steel performance based platforms, this is your home.
Job Level
Technician
Reports To
Director of Production
Duties and Responsibilities
Electrical:
Chassis:
Mechanical:
Assembly:
Test and Tune:
Required Skills and Abilities
Education Background and Experience
Physical Demands (To include but not limited to)
Benefits Include
Job duties, salary, and benefits are subject to change throughout duration of employment with Classic Recreations.
Classic Recreations is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Classic Recreations does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need.
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Motor vehicle manufacturing
51 - 200 Employees
Farm Hill, FL, US
2013