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Structural Welder - Per Diem Offered

Trillium Construction is now hiring for Structural Welders in the Panama City, FL area!

Candidates will be working with 3 inch heavy plate and anchor bolt welding. Will be plug welding 3” full holes, approximately 280 in total, working in beds and structural components. 

Current schedule is 40-50 hrs/week for approximately 1-2 weeks. Current pay is $32-$33/hr. DOE + $78/days worked in per diem.

If interested, please apply today! 

-Candidates must be proficient in 7018 stick welding using 1/4” rods.
-Ability to pass pre-employment screenings

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