Under general supervision, the Robotic Welder I is responsible for the setup, operation, and monitoring of robotic welding equipment to produce quality weldments for Schulte products. The position performs basic program adjustments, quality inspections, and manual welding activities as required while ensuring compliance with company safety standards, work instructions, and the ISO 9001 Quality Management System. This position requires relocation to the Englefeld/Humboldt or nearby area.

We offer relocation support for the selected candidate.

About

Us

Schulte Industries has been a proud part of Saskatchewan’s manufacturing community since 1912. We’re known worldwide for our quality, innovation, and commitment to service. Our team is also deeply involved in supporting local causes such as cancer research and food banks.

Why Join

Schulte?

✅ Competitive wages

✅ Retention Bonus Incentive (up to $750 in your first year)

✅ Strong health and safety culture

✅ Comprehensive benefits plan

✅ Group registered company pension plan

✅ Quarterly incentive bonus and safety bonus programs

✅ Safety boot allowance

✅ Prescription glasses allowance

✅ Service awards and employee recognition programs

✅ Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

✅ Training and development opportunities

✅ A supportive team environment with room for growth Responsibilities

Set up, operate, and monitor robotic welding equipment for production welding runs.

Load and unload components, assemblies, fixtures, and jigs within robotic welding cells.

Perform basic robotic weld programming, parameter adjustments, and program edits as directed to support quality and efficiency requirements.

Change, install, and verify welding fixtures, jigs, and tooling required for production.

Conduct first-part inspections and complete all required quality verification procedures and sign-offs.

Inspect welds and completed assemblies to ensure compliance with drawings, work instructions,



and quality standards.

Identify, document, and report non-conforming material, weld defects, equipment issues, or quality concerns.

Troubleshoot minor welding, programming, fixture, and equipment issues and escalate unresolved concerns to supervision.

Perform manual welding operations, including tack welding, spot welding, and welding areas inaccessible to robotic equipment.

Clean weldments and remove weld spatter and excess material as required to meet product specifications.

Follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), welding procedures, work instructions, and production requirements.

Read and interpret shop drawings, weld symbols, specifications, and work orders to ensure accurate fabrication.

Mark, stamp, or otherwise identify completed weldments in accordance with company requirements.

Conduct routine operator maintenance and perform basic care of robotic welding equipment, tooling, and workstations.

Complete safety inspections of welding equipment, hoists, and other assigned equipment before use.

Utilize jigs, fixtures, tools, and material handling equipment safely and effectively.

Gather, transport, and stage materials and finished products between production and designated storage areas.

Maintain a clean, organized, and secure work area in accordance with company housekeeping standards.

Meet production schedules and deadlines while maintaining quality and safety standards.

Receive work assignments and direction from Supervisors and communicate production issues as required.

Comply with all company safety policies, procedures,



and applicable regulatory requirements.

Perform other related duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities (KSA’s):

Ability to read and interpret shop drawings, weld symbols, and work instructions.

Ability to operate robotic welding equipment and perform basic program and parameter adjustments.

Ability to inspect weld quality and identify defects or non-conforming products.

Ability to safely use hand tools, power tools, jigs, fixtures, and measuring devices.

Ability to troubleshoot basic weld and equipment issues and report concerns appropriately.

Ability to follow safe work procedures and maintain a clean and organized work area.

Basic computer skills for production documentation and program selection.

Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team environment.

Ability to establish priorities, work independently, and meet production schedules with minimal supervision. Qualifications

1-3 years of experience in robotic welding

High school diploma preferred

Experience operating robotic welding equipment in a manufacturing environment preferred.

Basic welding certification or related welding training, or equivalent experience considered an asset.

Forklift and overhead crane experience or certification considered an asset.

Experience with FANUC, ABB, or similar robotic systems considered an asset.

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Visit www.schulte.ca to learn more about us, and apply this job posting to express your interest or ask any questions. We’d love to hear from you and explore how you could be a great fit for our team. Notes:

The above information is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees within this classification. It is not intended to be construed as a comprehensive list of all duties, responsibilities and qualifications of employees so classified.

📌 Robotic Welder/Programmer (Englefeld)
🏢 Schulte Industries
📍 Englefeld