Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 21, 2026. First seen by Alion on Aug 10, 2026.
Night Shift Welding Supervisor (6 PM – 6 AM)
SAW | MIG | Repair Welding | Fit-Up Operations
Position Summary
As a Night Shift Welding Supervisor, you will lead and oversee all welding and fit-up activities during the night shift, including Sub Arc (long seam and girth seam), MIG welding, repair welding, and fitting operations.
This role requires a balance of technical expertise and leadership capability. You must be able to evaluate weld quality, guide teams, enforce standards, and ensure production goals are met without compromising safety or workmanship.
This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who understands welding processes and can lead from the floor.
What You’ll Be Responsible For
Shift Leadership & Execution
Lead, direct, and support welders and fitters across the night shift
Assign work, set priorities, and ensure production targets are met
Maintain discipline, accountability, and consistent performance across the team
Monitor workflow and adjust resources as needed to meet production demands
Quality & Welding Oversight
Oversee welding activities across SAW (long seam & girth), MIG, and repair welding
Ensure all work meets AWS, ASME, and API standards
Review weld quality and address issues in real time
Partner with Quality/NDE teams to resolve defects and reduce rework
Ensure proper fit-up, joint prep, and weld procedures (WPS) are followed
Safety & Compliance
Enforce all safety policies and ensure proper use of PPE
Maintain a safe working environment in a high-risk, high-heat setting
Address unsafe behaviors immediately and consistently
Team Development
Train, coach, and develop welders and fitters
Identify skill gaps and support improvement through hands-on guidance
Reinforce expectations around quality, productivity, and accountability
Operational Discipline
Ensure equipment is maintained and used properly
Maintain clean and organized work areas
Communicate effectively with day shift leadership for continuity
What It Takes to Be Successful
Minimum 5+ years of experience supervising welding or fabrication operations
Strong technical knowledge of:
Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) – long seam and girth seam
MIG (GMAW), FCAW, and SMAW processes
Repair welding and defect identification
Pipe fitting and weld preparation
Working knowledge of AWS, ASME, and API standards
Ability to evaluate weld quality and troubleshoot issues in real time
Proven leadership ability in a production or manufacturing environment
Strong communication and decision-making skills
Ability to hold team members accountable while maintaining respect and professionalism
Reliable and able to lead effectively during a 12-hour night shift
Preferred Experience (Strongly Valued)
Experience in pipe manufacturing or pressure vessel environments
Background working with NDE (X-ray, UT) quality processes
Experience improving production efficiency and reducing rework
Prior experience developing or mentoring welders

