Fabrication - Metal fabricator Light Duty

BS&B SAFETY SYSTEMS, LLC..•Tulsa, OK

153d•$0 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves the fabrication, work-in-process testing, and assembly of rupture disks, assemblies’ products, and explosion vents. The position requires operating and controlling production equipment, including power presses (hydraulic, air-driven, and mechanical) that range from manual to automated. Responsibilities include blanking, drawing, forming, and spot welding ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The job also entails performing burst tests, determining necessary process adjustments for specific burst pressures, and fabricating and assembling components according to specifications, work orders, blueprints, and engineering instructions. Non-fabrication duties include stockroom activities, operating punch presses, forming Teflon liners and covers, testing flanges, conducting oven and cold box tests, tagging, marking, oxygen cleaning, heat treating, and shipping. The role also requires operating specialty software-controlled equipment, measurement, and monitoring systems, understanding critical quality characteristics, self-monitoring work output, maintaining compliance with the Quality Management System and Industry Standards, inspecting in-process product builds, and contributing to continuous improvement. Problem-solving skills related to equipment and systems, including responding to error codes, are essential.

Requirements

Two-Year, Associate in Applied Sciences Degree in either Industrial Technology, Electronics Technology, Mechanical Technology, Automotive Technology, Manufacturing, or equivalent Trade School Certificate in manufacturing related studies.
Three (3) years manufacturing experience with a proficient knowledge of ferrous and nonferrous metals, sheet metal skills, hand and power tools, lifting and handling equipment, machines and equipment.
Must have fork truck certificate or pass training classes to obtain a certificate.
Ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawings, manufacturing specifications, and other technical information.
Possess good computer skills.
Read, interpret, and interact with instructions and record keeping handled by Company electronic data systems.
Must have good written and verbal communication skills.
Understanding of Geometric Dimensions and Tolerances.
Must have knowledge of manufacturing machines and equipment as well as layout, measuring, and gauging tools.
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret the work orders, manufacturing drawings, engineering, and technical documents.
Demonstrate accuracy in the ability to self-control work for real-time accuracy.
Attention to detail which includes the aesthetic interpretation of quality of product.
Regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts, fumes and adverse temperature conditions, both hot and cold.
Personal protective equipment is required but not limited to safety glasses, fully enclosed leather shoes and ear protection.
Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as proportions, angles, circumference and volume.
Frequently need to talk and hear.
Stands, walks, sits, bends, stoops, climbs.
Must be able to lift and/or move 50 pounds, unassisted.

Nice To Haves

PLC and CNC experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Fabrication, Work-in-Process Testing (i.e., Bubble Leak, Break Test, etc.) and assembly of rupture disks, assemblies’ products and explosion vents.
Operate, control, and supervise the production equipment, including power press operations (hydraulic, air-driven, and mechanical).
Blanks, draws, forms and spot welds ferrous and non-ferrous material into semi-finished and finished rupture disks and related components.
Conducts burst tests, determines processes and adjustments needed to obtain specific burst pressure as required.
Determines material changes needed, sets heavy dies, lays out and fabricates and assembles rupture disks, assemblies’ products, explosion vents and component parts to specification.
Manufactures products from work orders, blueprints, engineering instructions and other related documents.
Perform stockroom activities such as material storage, identification, cut to size and allocation to work orders.
Operate punch press, form various types of Teflon liners and covers, torque temperature test flanges and conduct testing in ovens and cold box, tagging, marking, oxygen cleaning, heat treat and shipping activities.
Operate specialty software-controlled equipment, measurement, and monitoring systems.
Understand “Critical to Quality” Product Characteristics and self-monitor work output to ensure build of “good parts” by process from setup to completion to meet Customer expectations.
Maintain compliance to the Company’s Quality Management System and Industry Standards.
Maintain inspection of In-Process Product Build. Follow product specific quality steps and endorse Lot Cards as required.
Contribute suggestions for continuous improvement of products and processes.
Problem Solving Skills with respect to equipment and their supporting systems including an ability to recognize and appropriately respond to error codes from equipment and instrumentation.
Helps and trains other workmen as directed by Supervisor.
Observes safety rules.
Suggests methods to improve efficiency and safety on the shop floor.
Keeps work area clean and orderly.