Openings are available in both first and
second shifts. Team members working second shift are eligible
for an additional $2.00 per hour shift premium.
Job Summary:
• Working in accordance with verbal and/or written instructions, and established procedures, as
assigned by the supervisor and/or welding coordinator, perform a variety of duties.
Essential Job Duties:
• Using either arc or wire welders, maintain settings to produce pieces of desired quality, report any
problems with the welding units to supervisor or welding coordinator as soon as problems occur.
• Must be able to read and understand blueprints and weld symbols.
• Work with the material handlers in setting up the area being worked in, in order for each job to be
performed efficiently, keeping in mind ease of getting parts to and from the welding table, or jig, etc.
• As instructed work with less skilled welders and assist in their training.
• Report any problems with parts that are not fitting correctly or if jigs and fixtures are not working out
for the job you are working on.
• Perform first and last piece inspections on all orders, check parts during the production run as
needed to ensure quality standards are being maintained. Clean and grind as needed.
• Perform both setup and run operations, report any problems with making the part to the supervisor
or coordinator.
• Use Lockout-Tagout procedures to shut down any piece of equipment not working properly and
report it to the supervisor right away.
• Report all injuries, cuts, bumps, burns, etc. to the supervisor as soon as they occur.
• Keep up to date on Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and follow prescribed precautions, if anything is not
understood contact the supervisor.
• Keep area neat and clean, free of paper, cups, cans, aerosol cans, etc. and report any safety
concerns to the supervisor as soon as it is noticed.
• Operate forklift to move parts and set up booth when needed.