Fabricator I - Spectrum Aquatics

PlayCore Careers•Missoula, MT

10h•Onsite

About The Position

The job of Metal Fabricator is for the purpose of fabricating parts/assemblies in the manufacturing and production of commercial stainless-steel swimming pool equipment while meeting demand and completing work orders in a timely, efficient manner; and ensuring safety and resolving immediate safety concerns. We help build communities through play and recreation and we do it in the most fun environment: water! Spectrum manufactures equipment for swimming pools, and we’ve been doing this here in Montana for over 45 years now. We wouldn’t have been around for this long if we didn’t have awesome people working for us and a fun company culture, but we think you should check it out for yourself!

Requirements

Must be able to read, evaluate, and respond to product specifications, drawings, and perform normal mathematical calculations.
Able to use and operate safely various shop equipment, power tools, and hand tools (e.g., chop saws, drill presses, iron worker, punch machines, cope grinders, disc grinders, belt sanders, hand drills, and toolbox tools).
Works well under limited supervision.
Ability to be flexible when working with others in a variety of circumstances; able to adapt to changing work priorities; meeting deadlines and schedules; working as part of a team.
Must be able to walk and stand throughout an eight to ten-hour day.

Responsibilities

Fabricate parts/assemblies in the manufacturing and production of commercial stainless-steel swimming pool equipment.
Meet demand and complete work orders in a timely, efficient manner.
Ensure safety and resolve immediate safety concerns.
Read, evaluate, and respond to product specifications and drawings.
Perform normal mathematical calculations.
Use and operate safely various shop equipment, power tools, and hand tools (e.g., chop saws, drill presses, iron worker, punch machines, cope grinders, disc grinders, belt sanders, hand drills, and toolbox tools).
Use power hand tools (e.g. disc grinders, sanders) to grind, and smooth out welded joints and to remove sharp edges.
Position and clamp work pieces together or assemble them in jig fixtures.
Inspect manufactured products to ensure product specifications and quality control requirements are maintained.
Work with and adhere to quality control procedures, processes, or recommendations as directed by Management.
Attend work on the schedule established by the employer and without excessive tardiness or absenteeism.
Work well under limited supervision.
Be flexible when working with others in a variety of circumstances; able to adapt to changing work priorities; meeting deadlines and schedules; working as part of a team.
Review Work Orders with Shop Leads to evaluate scheduling, raw material, and manpower needs.
Review Work Order Bill of Materials for accuracy to insure cost accounting and inventory valuation accuracy.
Walk and stand throughout an eight to ten-hour day.