Job Description

• Marks, cuts, fits together and bolts, clamps, or tack welds parts to secure in position for welding.
• Welds metal parts using a variety of welding processes, on a wide variety of joint configurations while working in positions both internal and external to the component on dissimilar material thicknesses.
• Produces a weldment from numerous components to completed product.
• Safely operates a variety of hoisting and rigging equipment.
• Ability to use MIG, & Plasma Torches.
• Works primarily with stainless steel parts and assemblies which are generally large, awkward, and heavy.
• Interprets and performs tasks such as layout, cutting and welding based on written work instructions and weld symbols. Understand and comply with workmanship standards and work independently as needed.
• Obtains proper fusion using care to perform a high quality, consistent welds and avoiding unnecessary weld spatter, burn through, crystallization or distortion.
• Interprets fabrication drawings, bills of material and is able to make calculations and check for compliance to specifications.
• Polishes, grinds, and cleans metal surfaces and welds as required.
• Operates hand trucks, carts, pallet trucks, and hoists for movement of materials.
• Detects defective material, unusual conditions, or operating difficulties and reports to the supervisor or lead person.
• Must be willing to cross-train into other areas as required to meet production schedules and/or manufacturing needs.
• Must be able to work extra hours daily and on weekends as required.
• Must be able to work in a non-controlled climate - i.e. no air conditioning in the plant
• Completes all tasks as may be assigned by the Supervisor/Manager of Manufacturing.
• Adheres to all Company Safety Programs, Rules and Regulations, and Employee Procedural Guidelines

PAY RANGE: $21.00/hr - $25.00/hr

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS

Competency Statement(s)

• Attention to Detail: Welders need to make clean lines and cuts when welding. Paying attention to the job at hand is necessary.
• Dexterity: MIG welders work with their hands, and need to be steady during the welding process.
• Strength: MIG welders often need to lift or hold heavy pieces of metal in place while welding.
• Stamina: MIG welders can expect long hours on their feet, often in hot conditions.
• Technical Skills: Welding equipment requires technical know-how, as does reading blueprints and understanding how the final product should look.
• Troubleshooting Skills: Welders should see flaws in welds or structural imperfections in the metal.