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Custom Welding Jobs in Colorado (NOW HIRING)

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We are looking for someone who already has solid welding and fabrication fundamentals and can ... Other custom fabrication. If the application system does not allow you to attach photos, you must ...

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Shop Fabrication Welder

Longmont, CO · On-site

$19 - $26/hr

Welding certifications (AWS or similar) * Experience with structural steel or custom fabrication * Forklift or overhead crane experience What We Offer: * Competitive hourly pay based on experience ...

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If you take pride in your welding and fabrication skills, enjoy solving challenges creatively, and ... WHAT YOU'LL DO ✅ Fabricate Custom Signs & Structures - Use various metals and materials to create ...

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If you take pride in your welding and fabrication skills, enjoy solving challenges creatively, and ... WHAT YOU'LL DO ✅ Fabricate Custom Signs & Structures - Use various metals and materials to create ...

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The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in custom metal fabrication, structural steel welding, and creating high-end ornamental railings, staircases, and custom metal products. This role ...

Welder

Loveland, CO

$20 - $23/hr

Fabricate custom parts and accessories * Operate forklifts, drill presses, grinders, saws, and tube benders * Lift up to 65 pounds as part of the job What We're Looking For: * 1+ years of MIG welding ...

Welder

Loveland, CO · On-site

$20 - $23/hr

Fabricate custom parts and accessories * Operate forklifts, drill presses, grinders, saws, and tube benders * Lift up to 65 pounds as part of the job What We're Looking For: * 1+ years of MIG welding ...

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Loveland, CO · On-site

$20 - $23/hr

Fabricate custom parts and accessories * Operate forklifts, drill presses, grinders, saws, and tube benders * Lift up to 65 pounds as part of the job What We're Looking For: * 1+ years of MIG welding ...

Welder

Denver, CO · On-site

$20.25 - $27/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Denver, CO

$20 - $26.50/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Denver, CO · On-site

$20.25 - $27/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

Welder - Manufacturing

Denver, CO · On-site

$20.25 - $27/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Denver, CO · On-site

$20.25 - $27/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Castle Rock, CO

$20.25 - $26.75/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Parker, CO

$20.25 - $26.50/hr

... custom or stock specifications * Welding in a variety of metals using a combination of MIG, TIG and ARC welding techniques * Positioning and aligning fits and welds using common weld shop tooling ...

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Custom Welding information

What is a custom welder?

A Custom Welding job involves fabricating, modifying, or repairing metal structures based on specific client requirements. Welders in this role work with various metals, techniques, and blueprints to create unique or specialized products. They may handle one-off projects, repair broken parts, or manufacture custom components for industries like automotive, construction, or manufacturing. Attention to detail and precision are crucial for ensuring structural integrity and meeting design specifications.

What types of projects or industries do custom welders typically work on?

Custom welders often work on a wide range of projects, including fabrication of unique metal components, repair and modification of machinery, and construction of structural frameworks. Industries that commonly seek custom welding expertise include manufacturing, automotive, construction, shipbuilding, and the arts. You may be tasked with one-off jobs for local clients or contribute to larger, ongoing production projects alongside a team of fabricators and engineers. This variety keeps the work interesting and offers opportunities to build a diverse skill set. If you enjoy hands-on problem solving and creative metalwork, custom welding can be a rewarding career path.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a custom welder, and why are they important?

To thrive in Custom Welding, you need strong technical welding skills, a thorough understanding of metals and fabrication techniques, and typically some formal training or certification such as AWS (American Welding Society) qualifications. Experience with specialized welding equipment like MIG, TIG, and plasma cutters, as well as blueprint reading and CAD systems, is highly valuable. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication help set top custom welders apart. These competencies are critical for delivering precise, high-quality custom products that meet unique client specifications and industry standards.

How much do custom welders make?

Custom welders typically earn between $40,000 and $70,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and specialization. Skilled welders with certifications and advanced techniques can earn higher wages, especially in industrial or specialized settings.

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Welder / Fabricator - Architectural & Custom Metals

Englewood, CO • On-site

$24 - $28/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 9 days ago

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WELDER / FABRICATOR – ARCHITECTURAL & CUSTOM METALS

MetalArc, LLC | Englewood, CO | Full-Time | On-Site
$24–$28/hour, depending on experience and demonstrated capability

MetalArc is hiring a mid-level Welder / Fabricator for our architectural and miscellaneous metals shop in Englewood.

This is not an entry-level position. We are looking for someone who already has solid welding and fabrication fundamentals and can contribute productively with normal shop supervision.

You do not need to be a senior fabricator or crew lead, but you should be comfortable working from drawings, dimensions, and direction to produce accurate, clean finished work.

Our projects include stairs, railings, guards, gates, canopies, frames, brackets, structural supports, and custom architectural metalwork in carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and occasionally brass.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

  • Cut, fit, tack, weld, grind, and finish fabricated metal assemblies.
  • Fabricate railings, guards, gates, frames, stairs, brackets, and miscellaneous metalwork.
  • Lay out work from shop drawings, dimensions, templates, and cut lists.
  • MIG weld carbon steel to a clean, consistent standard.
  • Check dimensions, square, level, fit-up, weld quality, and finish quality throughout fabrication.
  • Use saws, grinders, drills, welding equipment, ironworking equipment, and common fabrication tools.
  • Work independently on straightforward assemblies and alongside senior fabricators on more complex work.
  • Identify drawing, fit-up, or fabrication problems before they become rework.
  • Assist with local field installation when required.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & SKILLS

  • 2+ years of relevant welding/fabrication experience, or equivalent demonstrated ability.
  • Solid MIG welding ability on carbon steel.
  • Practical experience fitting and assembling fabricated metal components.
  • Accurate tape-measure use and basic fabrication math.
  • Ability to perform basic layout from dimensions and drawings.
  • Ability to read and work from basic shop drawings.
  • Experience with common cutting, grinding, drilling, welding, and finishing tools.
  • Ability to work productively without continuous instruction.
  • Good attention to fit-up, alignment, weld appearance, and finished quality.
  • Dependable attendance and ability to work effectively in a small-shop environment.

We care more about demonstrated fabrication ability and workmanship than an exact number of years in the trade.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

Experience in any of the following is a plus:

  • Architectural or miscellaneous metals.
  • Railings, guards, stairs, gates, or structural/miscellaneous steel.
  • TIG or flux-core welding.
  • Stainless steel or aluminum fabrication.
  • Field installation.
  • Rigging and material handling.
  • Forklift operation.
  • More advanced shop-drawing interpretation.

You do not need experience in every area above.

WHAT GOOD WORK LOOKS LIKE HERE

Much of what we build becomes a finished architectural product that customers will see and use every day.

We expect:

  • Accurate fit-up.
  • Straight, square, and properly aligned assemblies.
  • Clean welds appropriate to the finished product.
  • Careful grinding and finish work.
  • Attention to drawing dimensions and details.
  • Problems to be caught before they become rework.
  • Pride in the finished product.

Speed matters, but not at the expense of quality.

POSITION LEVEL

This is a mid-level fabrication position.

You should already know how to weld, measure, fit, grind, use common shop tools, and complete basic fabrication work without being taught the fundamentals.

You are not expected to function as a senior fabricator, foreman, or project lead. More experienced fabricators are available for complicated layouts, unusual assemblies, difficult drawings, and higher-level fabrication decisions.

There is room to take on more difficult and independent work as your capability grows.

SCHEDULE & COMPENSATION

  • Full-time, approximately 40 hours per week.
  • Consistent weekday schedule.
  • Some flexibility between 5x8 and 4x10 scheduling depending on shop needs.
  • Overtime may be available when workload requires it and is generally voluntary.
  • Primarily shop fabrication with occasional local field/install work.
  • $24–$28/hour, based on demonstrated welding and fabrication capability.

BENEFITS

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
  • Retirement savings benefit.
  • Paid holidays after 30 days.
  • PTO after the introductory period.
  • Family-leave benefits.
  • Tool allowance.
  • Project bonus opportunities.
  • Finder's bonus opportunity for qualifying new work brought to the company.

WORK SAMPLES REQUIRED

Applicants must have photos of previous welding or fabrication work they personally performed.

We want to see the quality and type of work you have actually produced. Useful examples include:

  • Railings or stairs.
  • Gates or frames.
  • Welded assemblies.
  • Structural or miscellaneous steel.
  • Stainless or aluminum work.
  • Other custom fabrication.

If the application system does not allow you to attach photos, you must be prepared to provide them during the initial screening process.

Be prepared to briefly explain what you fabricated and what portions of the work you personally completed.

Applicants who cannot provide examples of prior fabrication work may not be considered for an in-person shop interview.

Qualified applicants may also be asked to complete a practical welding/fabrication test.

ABOUT METALARC

MetalArc is a small architectural, ornamental, and miscellaneous metals company serving commercial and high-end residential projects throughout the Denver area.

We fabricate rails, stairs, guards, gates, light structural steel, custom assemblies, and other detail-driven metalwork.

We operate around clear standards: safety, craftsmanship, reliability, accountability, and respect for the people doing the work.

Because we are a small shop, employees see a wide variety of projects, work directly with experienced fabricators and ownership, and have opportunities to expand their skills and responsibility based on demonstrated ability.

HOW TO APPLY

Apply through ZipRecruiter with your resume or work history.

Applicants must have examples of previous fabrication work available for review.

Company Description

MetalArc builds fabricated architectural, ornamental, and miscellaneous metals in Englewood, CO. We do detail-driven work—rails, stairs, guards, and light-structural/misc steel—serving both commercial sites and high-end residential. We run on clear standards: safety, craftsmanship, reliability, and respect for the people doing the work. We care as much about tight fit/finish and clean installs as we do about throughput and schedule discipline.