1st Shift Steel Welder

Thermal Transfer Products (TTP) is a global provider of advanced thermal transfer solutions, delivering industry-leading performance, best-in-class lead times, and the highest quality across a wide range of industrial and mobile applications.

Founded in 1969, TTP specializes in a complete line of catalog-based air- and water-cooled products serving mobile and industrial hydraulic markets. Our capabilities include the design and manufacture of shell-and-tube water coolers, copper tube/aluminum fin and brazed aluminum air-cooled units, as well as custom engine cooling packages for small- to medium-sized mobile equipment.

Our success is rooted in a corporate culture defined by reliability, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. From our technologies to the talented people behind them, everything we do is driven by performance and a focus on customer success.

As a customer-centric industry leader, TTP provides an extensive portfolio of high-performing standard and custom heat exchanger solutions, delivered on time to meet the demands of diverse industries. We ensure our customers receive efficient and reliable thermal solutions when they need them most.

Our mission is brought to life by highly engaged associates who are passionate about their work and committed to continuous improvement. Supported by superior digital tools that make doing business easier, our teams combine deep engineering expertise with a drive to solve complex challenges—consistently delivering the right solutions for our customers.

API Heat Transfer is looking for people who enjoy being part of transformation. We have a new mission, new leaders, and are accelerating our path to Lean Cultural Change. We are seeking Aluminum MIG & TIG Welders for first shift at our Racine location. 

We take our culture transformation seriously! To help find the best fit for our positions and organization and to be considered for any positions at API participation in our culture survey is required.  Please cut & paste this link into your browser and complete all the step: API Heat Transfer (culture index)

• Easy commute from Milwaukee (40 mins) or Chicago (1 hour).
• Many places to eat nearby with something to satisfy any appetite.

• →Assemble units according to blueprint prior to welding.
• →Set up and run automatic welding machines to blueprint tolerances.
• →Weld components manually using both MIG and TIG welding.
• →Position and secure work pieces using hoists.
• →Weld using a welding positioner/turntable.
• →Inspect product and equipment for defects and malfunctions.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Welding certification from an accredited Technical School preferred.
• Previous experience working in a manufacturing environment.
• Mechanical aptitude and a functional knowledge of hand tools.
• Ability to interpret blueprints and measurements.
• Proficient in GMAW (gas metal arc welding) and GTAW (gas tungsten arc welding).
• Capable of adjusting machines to different material thickness.
• Ability to self-manage with a diverse workload.
• Ability to troubleshoot and problem solve.
• Ability to lift to 50 pounds.

1. Standing:
   Ability to stand for extended periods (up to 8–12 hours per shift).
2. Walking:
   Frequent walking throughout the production floor.
3. Lifting and Carrying:
   • Regularly lift and carry up to 25–50 pounds.
   • Occasionally lift heavier items (up to 75 pounds) with assistance or equipment

1. Pushing and Pulling:
   Use of manual or mechanical means to push/pull carts, equipment, or materials.
2. Repetitive Motions:
   Frequent use of hands and wrists for repetitive tasks (e.g., assembling, sorting, packaging).
3. Manual Dexterity:
   Good hand-eye coordination and the ability to handle small parts or tools.
4. Climbing:
   Occasional use of ladders or steps to reach equipment or storage areas.
5. Visual and Hearing Requirements:
   • Sufficient vision (with or without correction) to read labels, safety signs, and equipment gauges.
   • Adequate hearing (with or without aids) to respond to alarms and verbal instructions in a noisy environment.

1. Environmental Tolerance:
   • Ability to work in varying temperatures (hot, cold, or humid conditions).
   • Exposure to noise, dust, odors, and manufacturing chemicals.
   • Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.