Health & Safety CORONAVIRUS precautions are in place at our welding shop. We encourage you to reach out to Pro Weld in this time for welding assistance. In this uncertain time, we encourage all to take courage in moving forward on your welding jobs and dreams. Take one day, one step at a time.
“However difficult life may seem, there’s always something you can do…don’t just give up.” Stephen Hawking
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To kick off your welding jobs, follow the below steps.
Pro Weld team working on wide flange beam welding job.
Pro Weld welcomes YOU to submit welding jobs, and fabrication needs to 1316 Ave G White City, OREGON 975203. We are a US-owned, and operated all-certified welding company. Our products and services extend beyond the the Pacific Northwest region into international demographics.
YOUR hand-sketch drawings for your welding projects matter to us. Snap a shot of the desired metal designs, then email them to our welding expert through our site, and/or submit them to info@pro-weld.com. The Pro Weld crew of welding experts have ingenious ways to bring you world-class welding to your projects from Oregon securely within good-ol’ American soil.
Welding design for metal welding ideas steel projects.
YOU will have access to the best-of-welding practices with our welding shop. When you select a fabricator, YOU will want to consider Pro Weld, Inc. as YOUR All-American welding shop for its experience and integrity. We are committed to excellence in every weld and bend. Not only do we provide you WELDING services, cnc plasma cutting services but we have crane rigging services as well.
We have the best minds to make your welding project designed innovatively,” stated Jim Oberlander, co-founder of Pro Weld, Inc. “Ideally AutoCAD drawings are submitted, but we do work with hand draw metal designs too.”
Welding begins with design. Send your ideas in AutoCAD 200 DXF or DWG compatible files.
There is no better place to go but Pro Weld. Your satisfaction in steel and metal welding is our priority. The hands-on management approach Pro Weld’s USA-made products has lead this Oregon welding company for nearly 30 years.
“To start: you can email your metal welding drawings in an AutoCAD 2000 compatible DXF or DWG file,” says co-owner Penny Oberlander. “We can work with them as well.”
When YOU consider your fundamental welding needs, or the metal fabrication demands of YOUR projects – consider Pro Weld for it’s above industry practices.
Bring YOUR metal ideas to reality with Pro Weld’s design and welding team.
Pro Weld provides extensive hands-on approaches to solving your welding problems. Metal joining through all types of welding techniques is our professional passion to deliver the BEST end-result to YOU.
Here are ways to have a Pro Weld team member answer your welding job questions. We are here to help you with your structural needs which extend beyond welding, into design and certified crane, rigging and construction site services. Below are steps to begin discussing your metal welding and construction needs today.
Crane and rigging services from the welding team onsite provided by Pro Weld.
We offer certified field and mobile welding (3 hour minimum) for YOUR metal needs. Contact our office 541-826-1404 or email requests to: info@pro-weld.com to book your rigging services and mobile onsite crane jobs today.
Twin staircases for custom built metal catwalk for runway around industrial size machinery.
We’re offering WELDING for YOUR steel projects and metal jobs.
Pro Weld’s COVID-19 lobby allows for more than 6’+ physical spacing to keep YOU safe!
You’ll want to check www.pro-weld.com/work for metal ideas and interesting steel designs Pro Weld can offer YOU! We are taking every precaution to protect you during this pandemic and fight against COVID-19.
Thursday’s end-of-shift image of powder coated metal staircases produced by welding team this week.
Pro Weld’s crew performed a full welding week in the face of the coronavirus news outbreak. The coronavirus risks are real. But equally real are precautions the welding crew is taking.
“We’re proud of our welding crew. News of the coronavirus has not paralyzed our team nor company’s vitality. Productivity is a welcome escape from the news-cycle chaos.”
Stated Jim Oberlander, co-owner of his family-owned welding company.
The warm Oregon weather is a great contrast to the fear-filled news this week. With the crystal-clear blue skies there is a clarity to the National situation. In the year of 2020 – a year of vision – it’s now that a we-can-make-it and situational-context is needed. Pro Weld’s team knows the uncharted coronavirus to be a manageable threat.
“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.”
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pro Weld’s team close proximity for install. Team spent the past week welding to prepare all railings and handrails for today’s install. Welding + Install Jobsite: 1233 South Peach Medford, OR 97501
The focus on productivity places everything in perspective. While restaurants are closed nationwide, this petite welding company sees no impact. In working instead of worrying, their welding team has bypassed crippling fears. The news-spreading virus-like anxiety has not been the case for this welding team.
“We’ve not taken anything for granted. Our capable and bright welding team is healthy and happy.Objective optimism is key in this uncertain time.”
Commented Penny Oberlander co-owner of Pro Weld.
Welding performed by Sattler on steel substation parts scheduled to be shipped to a client outside the Medford, Oregon area.
As the coronavirus slows the global economy – our welding crew is still producing. Prospective and repeat clients asked all week long for RFQs on their welding projects. Pro Weld’s welding includes: metal bridges, steel substations and miscellaneous metal projects.
“Bad times have a scientific value. These are occasions a good learner would not miss.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sattler welding on Substation Structure component for out of town jobsite.
With the coronavirus in mind, the welding team is being extra cautious. At every turn they keep their physical space – and wash their hands often. Our team protects our welding clients, vendors and themselves in this tumultuous time.
We’re thankful for a healthy welding crew. Best-practices with workplace hygiene is key.“
Says Penny Oberlander co-owner of Pro Weld.
Pro Weld’s experts are installing staircases and handrails for a 13-plex after weeks of welding.
This week our welding company finds themselves working 7am-5pm welding non-stop. While companies with 12+ employees are closed in an effort to curb the coronavirus spread – Pro Weld’s team finds themselves humming along. The welding industry by nature keeps them away from public interfacing, therefore there is not a lot of physical contact.
“We’re vigilantly avoiding cross-contamination with our welding team. Our welding spaces are 12 feet apart. Our welding crew is nearly self-quarantined” stated Jim Oberlander co-owner of Pro Weld.
Pro Weld’s crew spent the last two weeks welding handrails and staircases for a 13-plex in Medford, Oregon.
As welders have workspace distance, they sense job security. Workstation supplies arewith all they need to performed their welding. All welders provide their own helmets and gloves. The gear shields from welding sparks and elements and now the coronavirus too.
“Putting your hands to work – especially in welding – puts the news chaos into perspective. When our guys apply their minds to problem-solving there is a leveling effect.”
Commended Jim Oberlander, co-owner of Pro Weld.
Onsite staircase and handrail install performed by Pro Weld’s welding team. 1233 South Peach Medford, Oregon 13-plex for metal staircase and handrails. Photo: Jesse Sattler
Welding work is a diversion from the onslaught of viral coverage. Ironically the welding crew seems to avoid the infectious spreading emotional and mental fear. The real threat of outbreak is kept in mind, but with production goals, the day easily moves with each welding project.
The coronavirus closed down the restaurant, and retail industries. Welding shops with more than 25 employees have been close too. Luckily, this welding shop is excluded.
Welding one inch at a time, Loegan a local intern from the College Dream program and student at EPHS finds joy in the welding industry exposure.
The Oregon’s governor closed all schools until April 28th. The welding crew has two high school students on their team. Since Pro Weld’s doors are open – this is an ideal opportunity for high school students.
This is an unparalleled work-training opportunity. Pro Weld’s welding management team plans to keep the company’s doors open. Their welding crew is content with the workload as it gives them financial strength.
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Not at all welding crews have equal attitudes. Pro Weld’s hand-picked certified welding team has cultivated hunger for welding excellence. Their diligence within seasonal temperature extremes, and work ethic set them apart.
Within Pro Weld’s welding team, Gavin Frazier finds himself – once again in the spotlight. He is an example of what is good about this upcoming generation of US workers. The welding trade is ideal for students driven by the love of using their minds and hands.
Grazier welding hard-to-reach areas of steel substation structure at Pro Weld, Feb 2020.
“I don’t buy into the widespread belief that the US youth are lazy-gamers. Gavin Frazier is a great example of teenage workers. He is rocking and rolling here,” commented Penny Oberlander, co-owner at Pro Weld. “We love seeing him rise to every challenge.”
Pro Weld proudly employs Frazier at their welding shop. He is a welding student standout. In the past months Gavin Frazier stood in the news spotlight for his welding more than once.
His drive to be an excellent welding tradesman is noteworthy. In February, the Medford Chamber reposted an article on Frazier. It was a nod to interviewing by KOBI NBC5.
Shortly after drawing attention on the EPHS District Facebook for student spotlights – Frazier received more attention. His student highlight lead NBC5-KOBI news to seek him out at Pro Weld’s welding facility. A few articles and news videos later, Frazier continues to spark interest in his welding as he moves toward his career goals.
“Despite possible age or experience limitations Frazer welds with great confidence and control as a teen,” stated Jim Oberlander, co-owner. “We’re glad he is learning about a welding career with us.”
Frazier repeatedly shines a light on Pro Weld’s choice welding team. Beyond his certified welding capacities, Frazier has his mind set on competing more. His drive and self-discipline shows in his welds. His style matches Pro Weld’s professionals in excellence. He’s welding beautiful beads with solid speeds.
EP School District Captures Gavin Frazier (Far Right)
Gavin has a genuinely contagious smile, and drive to learn daily in his welding. His courageous outlook will get him far. To date, Frazier is evaluating signing onto a four year internship with a regional steel erector’s company within the next six months.
“He is comfortable working even with more expert welding members. He’s not intimidated by hard work. Gavin is a hard worker, and perfect display of what we look forward to in the upcoming workforce,” commented Penny Oberlander, co-owner and certified welder of Pro Weld.
Student employee: Gavin Frazier represents the future in welding.
This month Frazier will compete at the SkillsUSA competition. Pro Weld’s crew will be watching to see how this high school student performs. Last week, Gavin participated in RCC’s welding competition as his EPHS team built a table within a constrained time.
Custom table fabricated by Frazier & EPHS welding team during timed RCC trade competition last week. Photo Credit: Gavin Frazier
Trade competitions are a great way to build confidence, gain experience and exposure to others’ skill-level. Frazier is expected to thrive as his drive and level-headed approach give him the advantage. Thus far, Frazier welding included steel substation structures, handrails and onsite welding (to name a few welding project).
Frazier welding up a storm at Pro Weld in his early days of employment.
SkillsUSA is part of a national effort to elevate the upcoming talent within sectors. This annual trade competition in Oregon gives aspiring high school students something to challenge themselves. Pro Weld, Inc. is proud to see so many youth welders within the competition each year.
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Oberlander performs certified welding on a-frame substation steel structure within Pro Weld
Pro Weld’s co-owner, Jim Oberlander reflects on the latest steel substation structure which was awarded at the end of 2019. This Southern Oregon welding company out-bid and out-performed for a Central Oregon electric company. Scroll down part the a-frame structure to view the descriptive video taken from a man basket – two stories up within the welding facility.
The A-frame is one of three most common structures. The A-frame is a part of the dead-end structures. It provides a strong frame that is of heavier steel, and can host more tension.
Steel substation A-Frame structure welding performed by Pro Weld of White City Oregon
This A-Frame was custom built off blueprints modified by Pro Weld to meet the client’s needs. The client originally provided the AutoCAD steel structure drawings. Pro Weld offered their redline services to modify the structures to the client’s needs.
“This is the second A-Frame for a dead-end steel substation structure. The welding team took it through final-fit-up. All the bolts are lining up, all the cross-members are properly drilled.
We’re now welding on the little arrestor brackets or motor start switch brackets on the angles.
We still have a little more to fit up on the columns but the first pair have already been fit up with a set-up very similar to this. Everything looks like it’s on slate and time to go.” Jim Oberlander shared what he did in working closely with his welding team.
Pro Weld prides itself on hiring top-notch welding professionals,
and offering matchless leadership. Metal structure blueprints can be sent to info@pro-weld.com to begin your welding
projects.
If you’re seeking a certified welding shop to do your metal
work, reach Pro Weld, Inc. through www.pro-weld.com. Call 541-826-1404 to discuss your welding job.
We’re loving the sunshine in the Rogue Valley. Our welding crew and construction subcontractors are whipping out the work in this temperate weather. But it’s not only metal welding we’re offering. We’re utilizing our General Contractor’s license by building a new residential property.
General Contractor, Pro Weld, Inc’s subcontracting team framing new residential custom home in Oregon
“We’ve selected top-notch subcontractors. They’re performing quite nicely,” states Jim Oberlander, General Contractor. Jim is a co-owner of Pro Weld, Inc.“We’re pleased to work with excellent subs. Our hard-working and bright welding crew is also indispensable.”
Our welding jobs and construction projects are moving forward. Pro Weld is seen in the north and south sides of Southern Oregon. Although job sites are equidistant from their 1316 Ave G White City welding shop. We make sure each project has adequate are supported.
Our welding crew is often in and out of our facility. Half this week, the team was in the field welding. Meanwhile, our subcontractors have the continuous support they need. Pro Weld’s owners are exacting in their quality control, communication and efforts. Project support equals success with each job.
There is no lack of work. Pro Weld has made a name of superior excellence for itself for nearly three decades. The standard of welding expertise distinguishes them. Excellence is where Pro Weld thrives in performance welding and project leadership.
Three of the steel substation structures – of the 22k-lbs Pro Weld’s welding crew completed
Our welding crew enjoys the scale and scope of Pro Weld’s structural steel. They crew is relentless to complete each welding project. For the recent steel substation structures – the welding team finished quickly. They performed all welding exceeding 6 weeks ahead of schedule. After welding completion – the steel substation structures went north to our galvanizer. It is set to be delivered to a state park substation once the client decides the date.
The welding team sees such a variety of welding jobs. Yet, it does not deter their enthusiasm on even the industrial-scale steel substation structure. The delivery is pending the client’s coordination of their substation park site. Pro Weld’s welding team fabricated 22,745 lbs of dead-end structures, high switch stands, and a large A-Frame structure are a few of the steel components.
Oberlander welding custom steel posts fabricated at Pro Weld
Our welding jobs have no measure of simplicity. Yet in the face of mathematical challenges, we’re up to calibrating course – should need be -and productively dredging ahead. Our team has an upbeat, can-do attitude mixed with decades of experience and innovative brilliance. All of which allows for Pro Weld to meet customer’s time, and quality demands.
Team work, and transparency are paramount.
Pro Weld’s subcontractors are hoofing along, framing up this residential custom build in beautiful Southern Oregon. This week, the sun shines favoring the raw wood exposing the wide-halled house as it’s being built. With every success, the team is charged with confidence to take on the next challenge.
“This has been a great year for our welding crew. We’ve been select about which jobs we’ve pursued. And think: it’s only the first quarter,” states Penny Oberlander, co-founder and certified welding co-owner. “There are always set-backs, so maintaining optimism is key. We’re constantly planning and adjusting with our leadership team.”
Feb. 26th 2020: New Construction Residential Build – General Contractor Pro Weld, Inc.
Pro Weld has been pleased to have such a cohesive solid welding team. The sharp-minds and diligence of the crew does not go unnoticed. It’s key to have workers who are mechanical inclined and love welding. The crew enjoys the diversity of projects and weather conditions.
The new construction build has had classical unexpected production-pausers. Be it the cold winter rain, to the crazy sticky mud job sites. There was even a rare truss break – ironically the first to be set on the new residential build.
Pro Weld employing subcontractors under their General Contractor’s License for custom build
Upon inspection, it was a rare one-in-a-million wood defect. The truss had a wood knot which was dead-set in the middle. The truss snapped mid-air as if an imaginary finger bent both sides of a fragile toothpick. Luckily our team and subs are prepare for such problems – so nobody was injured.
“We’ve been safely moving forward with every classic-construction bump-in-the-road,” smiled Jim Oberlander. “These scale of these welding and construction jobs have been a healthy challenge. It’s what my welding team and I rise to meet – each day.”
Pro Weld’s General Contractor Jim Oberlander never stops brainstorming and problem-solving. The support for the subcontractor is practically a non-stop conversation. The on-going communication allows for both the predominantly steel structure welding company to continue its production at the welding shop, and the construction crew to happily continue working into the next phase of the residential build.
Pro Weld metal handrail and staircase performed by welding team.
Pro Weld offers AutoCAD services alongside their welding and construction management
Submit a request for QUOTE to info@pro-weld.com or call 541-826-1404 to begin the discussion of your welding projects, new construction or steel substation RFQ. Be sure to submit your blueprints, napkin-designs or metal projects needing welding.
See our welding management team at www.pro-weld.com/about for more on our welding company.
For more on the welding jobs and the structural steel company check www.pro-weld.com/.
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February is flying by and Pro Weld, Inc. and we are soaring. This week Pro Weld’s fabrication hours focused on various welding projects. They are forming not just metal structures, but their welding crew and properties.
Jim Oberlander, General Contractor overseeing new house build
As President’s week closes out, the welding team moves from welding project to sites. They seek faster, leaner ways to offer welding, and metal solutions. The General Contractors License allows Pro Weld to provide construction site leadership. The latest private building project is in the northeast Rogue Valley.
Pro Weld uses its Contractors License and leadership beyond welding shop
“Our welding team relishes problem-solving. They daily challenge themselves to provide the best welding in Oregon. They have earned their bragging rights,” commented Penny Oberlander. “Hands-down, we have the best welding team.”
Penny is the President and co-founder of the woman-owned welding shop. She is a certified welder and crane operator. Her welding team leadership brought the company over five industry trade shows.
Structural steel posts fabricated at welding shop this week at Pro Weld, Inc.
The excellence in welding is seen from Canada to Honduras. Frequently, the company’s welding products are at Las Vegas shows. Mrs. Oberlander provides seamless support and the best of welding practices. She selects welding hires based on aptitude and attitude.
This week the welding team bridged jobs in the north and south ends of the Rogue Valley. The welding team is on their second custom steel structure. This hush-hush confidential metal frame will host a half-million-dollar machine out of Canada.
“We’re proud of our welding team. They rise to the welding challenges. Whether it’s onsite field welding, or structural steel welding – they are hungry to learn.” says Jim Oberlander, co-founder of Pro Weld. “Welding a passion, so finding employees who are fueled by welding is a dream.”
Aluminum welding performed on customer supplied box at Pro Weld.
Amidst the week’s welding jobs, the crew took on “rush / emergency” tig welding job. The broken box housing hydraulic oil – disabled its use. A certified welder provided perfect welding to the aluminum box – sealing it for use again. “Wow! That’s a nice weld,” said the aluminum box’s owner.
Loegan welding training exercise at Pro Weld, Inc.
Outside of the welding projects, Pro Weld’s staff continues on-the-job-training. This week completed a 15-week Crater School of Biz internship program. The local students experienced the ins-and-outs of a welding company.
Interns from Crater School of Business during welding shop internship get hands on experience at Pro Weld, Inc.
The majority of the hours they worked in the engineering office on internal projects. The Crater High students used metal grinders, hand held plasma cutters, and on one occasion the CNC plasma table. This year alone, Pro Weld has had interns from Crater Biz Academy, College Dreams and WorkSource signed OJT welding hires.
One of the ways Pro Weld is kicking-off this year’s in-house welding training is through working with students. This is the first year to partner with College Dreams. This is just one of many programs Pro Weld’s management uses to support training through apprentice-type learning.
College Dreams has placed its first welding-related job shadowing intern this January. This program offers underserved high school students through a non-profit organization serving students in Jackson and Josephine counties. This program connects the dots between workplaces offering internship-type job training and disadvantaged students seeking work experience.
One of the goals is to provide a safe professional space for students to begin gaining basic metalworking skills. At this welding shop, students interested in learning on the job about the metal industry have ample opportunities. Each day assigned tasks – vary which aid in gaining real-life work experience and metal trade skills.
Pro Weld aims to provide positive workplace experiences as a catalyst for growth as the first step in their welding career. It’s important to be selective about interns at Pro Weld. This workplace opportunity is for youth to unplug from devices. They are learning to work.
These learning opportunities are about being in a professional setting to apply their minds, and hands in the metal trade. Based on attitude and aptitude. Intern students are placed on daily (supervised) tasks and welding-related metal projects.
These interns must have a driving ambition to learn the welding trade. Without them giving us their full attention, as if this was a direct hire – we don’t take them.
“We love finding eager-to-learn students interested in work-experiences at our welding facility. We screen for bright self-starters who want to focus their attention on welding,” commented Penny Oberlander, President and co-owner.
Welding job training at Pro Weld White City facility through WorkSource Rogue Valley
Career Build aka College Dreams Work Experience
Each student is prequalified by College Dreams. These qualifications
are within a set criterion which may be a barrier to employment. College Dreams
takes on all wages and workers’ comp insurance, which allows for the internship
to take place. The program is an excellent way for Pro Weld to provide learning
within their welding shop, while giving a student a snapshot into an industry.
“Internships are a way to gain hands-on welding shop experience as a beginner. You must be curious and humbly willing to starts from the ground up to be successful,” commended Jim Oberlander, certified welder and company co-founder and co-owner.
Students who seek the job-shadowing at Pro Weld go through
the standard job application process – which begins by coming to the welding facility.
Upon returning with a completed application, applicants return with their
resume and application for review and scheduling of office testing.
Once the application, resume and testing are complete, Pro Weld’s management begins discussions of working with the student. College Dream interns are officially hired by the program, and trained by professionals at Pro Weld. All duties will be assigned based on set goals – that match their capacities. Students, Pro Weld supervisors and College Dream reps track all progress and growth.
Jim Oberlander training welding employees at Pro Weld, Inc. on structural steel project
General Welding and office internships at Pro Weld, Inc.
Internships are often an inroad to
an industry. Students with welding shop job experience have a competitive edge in
contrast to job applicants without prior experience. Basic welding shop related
tasks kick off the internship experience. Depending on an individual’s drive
and capacity welding supervisors will give tasks to learn and grow on.
Math skills are a key element to welding careers. The specific daily math includes geometry and algebra, and at times touches on trigonometry. Welding applicants with poor mathematics find themselves making significant errors fit up. Those type of difficulties can be overcome with brushing up through online courses.
Welding Shop training can include sandblasting at Pro Weld, Inc.
Internship Prep for Welding-Related Training
Interns take a set of inhouse offices tests to display their understanding of mathematical principles. Reading a tape measure is one of those tests, and it not a disqualifier. It is simply a gage to read potential strength in welding and fabricating metal materials correctly the first time.
For those looking for welding or office internship positions – drop into Pro Weld at 1316 Ave G in White City Oregon for an application. We work directly with Rescare/WorkSource Rogue Valley on Jobs Plus, and other WorkSource entities to maximize training support. It is highly recommended to take the “National Career Readiness Certificate” test in order to see how strong candidates math skills are.
For those looking for a quote on welding job related projects, call us directly at 541-826-1404 or email info@pro-weld.com. Be sure to read about what it takes to work outside of the box (and welding shop). To find out more about welding job openings, see us here.
If you are desiring to participated in a Pro Weld welding or shop assistant internship please drop for an application. This quarter we are working directly with WorkSource Oregon, Rescare, College Dreams, and Crater School of Business. In past years there have been office intern participating form Rogue Community College and Southern Oregon University.
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We’re days from the end of January, and our welding shop’s seeing a promising 2020 full of metal fabrication and steel production. Australian and British clientele met this week in Pro Weld’s family-operated welding facility to discuss the like. Despite rainy cloud-filled days, the welding team is optimistic in the weather fluxuations.
Rainbow over Upper Table Rocks north view from welding shop on 1316 Ave White City, Oregon
This week, Pro Weld’s crew is welding on an undisclosed custom metal structure. It’s so enormous that few welding shops could manage the height, let alone the demand for welding expertise. This towering steel structure is the base-framework for specialty equipment. The metal project is one of many parts shipped from out-of-state, some of which came in from Canada.
The specialty welding project and its concepts have been hush-hush. Client representatives came to Pro Weld off metal industry research and local referrals. Once the welding is complete, the steel structure will house industrial-size heavy equipment. It’s been essential for the client to have fluid communication with Pro Weld’s metal and welding team.
It’s been essential for the client to have direct communication with Pro Weld’s metal team.
Welding is our passion. We provide metal solutions – which is simply one of our expertises in the field of steel fabrication and welding production.
Oberlander welding with Zelmer on structural steel at Pro Weld welding facility
The
specialty equipment arrived at the welding shop via international freight last
week. Pro Weld’s welding company is near completion on this proprietary metal
work. They were selected shortly after
the first discussion about the welding job.
Pro
Weld’s capacity can support the metal project design. The team works with the engineers to enhance the metal structure
design to aid in lean manufacturing. A stream of emails has flowed from
engineers, and owners since day one.
Zelmer watches Oberlanders welding technique on major steel structure
The
metal design concepts, blueprints and equipment specs are key to success. The
welding management team has been involved
every step of the way. In this project, Pro
Weld will not just offer its welding services – it will also provide a
45-ton crane rental service.
The flawless welding, and brainstorming services is
paramount to why this welding project was awarded. Pro Weld is the only welding
shop in Oregon to bid. This excites Pro Weld’s owners as it allows them to
introduce new money to Oregon’s economy. They are
pleased to hear they beat out-of-state competitors.
Substation Steel Structure and Metal Tower Requiring Scissor lift for welding at Pro Weld
“Our welding services help drive client productivity. Metal solutions is a key creed in our welding crew and services. We’re strategic about which welding jobs we bid on as there’s no half-measures with our team. We try avoiding change-orders. Sadly, sticking to your original price is not an industry wide practice,” commented Jim Oberlander, co-owner.
Clients
trust the certified welding provided at Pro Weld. They come for sustainable
metal solutions.
The unnamed metal project must be right the first time. This is outside of the various welding jobs Pro Weld has, which includes another structural steel substation. Once the welding team fabricates the structure, the metal must be welded with longevity in mind.
Before cutting, fabricators must measure twice, cut once. The welding machines are set perfectly. Each machine is calibrated to the metals before the welding begins.
Welding demo on steel structure by expert Oberlander at Pro Weld
This specific project demands the welding team focuses on seamless welds performed right the first time. With each measurement, there a double-checking taking place. The prints have to match so clients can set their equipment and operate without hiccups.
Quality control goes hand-in-hand with our welding productivity. The blueprint drawings have to match the steel frame. It’s a lot of daily verifying and double checking but that’s just how welding projects go.
“Besides the welding jobs, we’ve other projects on the board. We’re even utilizing our General Contractors license on a build with a military veteran. Our welding team loves the diversity of projects. Every day is a weld-outside-the-box kind of day,” stated Penny Oberlander, co-founder and majority co-owner.
Steel Substation Structure Part fabrication and welding done by Pro Weld, Inc.
This welding team is not without its challenges, in fact: that is the place this welding shop thrives. Pro Weld’s management team is no only knowledgeable about best welding practices, they offer solutions to complex metal structural issues, and design flaws. In addition to their 25+ years of welding and company management, Pro Weld is a General Contractor and is selectively overseeing job sites.
If you want a welding job with Pro Weld, check out what it takes to be on our team here. If you need welding on your project, drop in to discuss metal solutions at 1316 Ave G White City, Oregon 97503. For more on our woman-owned company, see here.
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