Entry Level Structural Welder Helper

Vancouver, WA
Full Time
Entry Level
Job Title: Entry-Level Structural Fabrication Shop Helper
Location: Vancouver, WA 
Company: Greenberry Industrial
Job Type: Full-Time | Entry Level
Compensation: Starting at 18/hr  DOE
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Build Your Future with Greenberry Industrial
At Greenberry, we take pride in our people and the exceptional work we do in complex fabrication. We’re committed to cultivating a workplace that values safety, skill, and long-term career growth. If you're motivated, eager to learn, and want to grow into a rewarding trade, this is the opportunity for you.
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About the Role
We are opening the mailbox for dedicated and hands-on Entry-Level Structural Fabrication Shop Helper to support our fabrication team. This is not just a job—it's a career path. As a Shop Helper, you will be immersed in a high-performance environment where you'll gain real-world experience, learn fabrication and welding techniques, and progress toward becoming a Welder.

This position is designed for individuals with a growth mindset, a strong work ethic, and the desire to build a trade skill set. For those who excel, Greenberry provides a structured path to advance into a Welder role by completing a company-administered weld test.
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What You’ll Do
•    Support skilled fabricators and welders in day-to-day operations.
•    Learn to fabricate and weld steel using industry-standard tools and practices.
•    Operate and become certified on forklifts, man lifts, bridge cranes, ironworkers, and band saws.
•    Safely use 5” to 9” grinders and other hand tools to prepare and finish materials.
•    Follow OSHA and WISHA safety practices, contributing to a safety-first culture.
•    Maintain shop cleanliness, organization, and readiness for production.________________________________________

Career Progression & Training Path
•    On-the-Job Training: Gain real experience under the guidance of seasoned professionals.
•    Skill Development: Learn steel fabrication, tool operation, safety procedures, and welding fundamentals.
•    Mentorship: Receive direct mentorship and feedback from experienced welders and supervisors.
•    Certification Opportunity: Upon demonstrating readiness, take and pass a weld test to earn promotion to a Welder position.
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What We're Looking For
•    Eagerness to learn and a strong desire to grow in the fabrication and welding trade.
•    A positive, team-oriented attitude and the ability to follow direction.
•    Ability to safely lift and handle materials in a physically active work environment.
•    Reliability, punctuality, and a proactive approach to work.
•    No previous experience required—just the right mindset and willingness to work hard. Experience in a construction environment is always a plus. 
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Why Join Greenberry?
•    Path to a Career: We build tradespeople.
•    Competitive Benefits:
o    Life, Health, and Dental insurance 
o    Paid Time Off (PTO)
o    401(k) with company contribution 
•    Commitment to Safety: We take pride in a safe and supportive work environment.
•    Equal Opportunity Employer: We value diversity and encourage all motivated individuals to apply.

 
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