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Read the community guidelinesThe basic requirements of the Labor Standards Act are all provided, but there is a chance you may have to work on national holidays (other than the three major ones).
If you enjoy working crazy amounts of overtime and your life is all about work, you can give it a try.
At the time, I applied for a welding position (I had previously worked in the field for 1–2 years). The starting salary was 26,000, with a probationary period.
Judging from what HR and the on-site supervisor(?) said, there should be a lot of overtime.
The overtime pay multiplier for working on Saturdays is not the kind of 2.xx multiplier.
The job is not highly specialized; in principle, even someone with no experience can learn the basics after one or two months.
(Job duties: grinding + using an oxyacetylene torch + simple hand welding)
Most of the objects are galvanized, so make sure to use proper protection.