Assembler

Ironworks Welding•Dickinson, ND

9d•Onsite

About The Position

An assembler is a skilled tradesperson responsible for the fabrication, assembly, maintenance and repair of oil and gas equipment and structures. Working from engineering drawings, weld procedure specifications and fabrication schematics. Assemblers build pressure vessels, process piping systems, structural steel skids and related oilfield equipment that meet ASME,API and customer quality standard. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Positions, aligns and fits up component parts, sub-assemblies, nozzles, flanges and structural members manually or with hoists and lifting equipment. Uses hand tools, power tools and shop machinery to cut, grind, fit and assemble parts to specified tolerances. Assembles components by examining connections for correct fit and securely fastening parts and sub-assemblies Verifies dimensions and specifications by measuring completed components with calibrated measuring instruments Uses squares, levels, tape measures and layout tools to ensure dimensional accuracy of structural assemblies Assembles structural steel skid bases, pipe racks, equipment supports, platforms, handrails and ladders for oilfield production Inspect cut materials for accuracy, squareness and surface condition Cleans and maintains work areas, tools and equipment at the end of each shift, maintains a safe, organized shop environment Comply with all safety policies, codes and regulations to protect the safety and health of all employees. Other job duties, as assigned by management

Requirements

Must be able to read measurements and perform basic math for measurements and tolerances
Ability to stand, walk, kneel and perform physically demanding and repetitive tasks for extended periods in a manufacturing environment
Report to work as scheduled
Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment
Must be able to develop and maintain strong work relations with team
Must have effective communication skills
Works well as a productive and collaborative member of a fabrication team
Excellent Organizational skills and attention to detail
Willingness to work additional hours, including evenings and weekends, as production schedules or customer demand
Must be able to build trust and promote a positive safety culture
Must be able to life 75 lbs and hand physical demanding work
Must be adaptable to changing field conditions and operational demands
Must pass a Pre-Employment Drug & Alcohol screening, participate in the random testing pool and remain drug & alcohol free throughout employment
Must pass a motor vehicle record check and background check
Valid Driver's License
High School Diploma or equivalent

Nice To Haves

Experience operating forklift/skid steer preferred.

Responsibilities

Positions, aligns and fits up component parts, sub-assemblies, nozzles, flanges and structural members manually or with hoists and lifting equipment.
Uses hand tools, power tools and shop machinery to cut, grind, fit and assemble parts to specified tolerances.
Assembles components by examining connections for correct fit and securely fastening parts and sub-assemblies
Verifies dimensions and specifications by measuring completed components with calibrated measuring instruments
Uses squares, levels, tape measures and layout tools to ensure dimensional accuracy of structural assemblies
Assembles structural steel skid bases, pipe racks, equipment supports, platforms, handrails and ladders for oilfield production
Inspect cut materials for accuracy, squareness and surface condition
Cleans and maintains work areas, tools and equipment at the end of each shift, maintains a safe, organized shop environment
Comply with all safety policies, codes and regulations to protect the safety and health of all employees.
Other job duties, as assigned by management