A Welder is responsible for assembly, securing and welding metal parts using a pulse MIG welder, operating overhead hoists or cranes, using hand tools appropriate for the job. They will also read and interpret blueprints of a complex nature, fabricating and welding metal components according to specifications and with little supervision. A Welder will also apply appropriate welding techniques to produce quality welds.
Responsibilities:
Follow Blueprints to create quality products.
Troubleshoot issues that arise on the shop floor and confer with supervisors and production personnel to resolve problems, keeping projects moving forward for the best outcome.
Prepare products to be welded by reading blueprints and utilizing fixturing.
Ensure all equipment is in good repair, properly set up, and used in a safe manner and that all safety devices are in use, including mandatory PPE.
Responsible for identifying and moving all finished products to the proper location within the shop using a forklift, if trained.
Operate manual wire feed welders and automatic welders while utilizing appropriate welding wire, heat, arc, speed, depth, and weld bead size.
Proficient welds in all positions: flat, horizontal, vertical, overhead, and down.