Fabricator II--1st Shift--4, 10 Hour Days

Fincantieri Marine Group•Green Bay, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Fincantieri ACE Marine, a Fincantieri Marine Group company, is hiring a Fabricator II for its Manufacturing department in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The role assembles and welds major aluminum components and parts. The Fabricator II sets up welding equipment according to approved procedures and prepares parts in accordance with cleanliness standards, specifications, and standard work instructions. The position requires fitting and welding to close tolerances and understanding distortion control for aluminum weldments. The schedule is first shift, Monday through Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Work takes place indoors and outdoors in changing environmental conditions, and may involve confined spaces and varying heights. The position requires frequent use of personal protective equipment. Overtime may be assigned. Fincantieri Marine Group builds, repairs, and sustains maritime vessels. It is a subsidiary of Fincantieri S.p.A. and reports more than 20,000 employees across four continents and 20 shipyards.

Requirements

Ability to fit and weld work to close tolerances and understand distortion control of aluminum weldments.
Ability to work in inclement weather, including cold, heat, rain, and snow.
Basic organizational and time-management skills.
Basic written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to maintain confidentiality and a professional demeanor.
Adherence to FMG ISO and OSHA policies and strong safety awareness.
High school diploma preferred.
Weld certificate, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
Four years of welding experience preferred.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma.
Four years of welding experience.

Responsibilities

Analyze engineering drawings and plan layout and assembly sequences for small weldments using metric and imperial systems.
Determine required equipment and welding methods using knowledge of metallurgy, geometry, welding techniques, and company procedures.
Lay out, position, and secure parts according to specifications and drawings.
Cut aluminum plate and shapes using saws and other listed cutting equipment.
Weld or tack aluminum parts using specified GMAW and GTAW positions.
Clean and prepare materials using sanders, files, scrapers, and grinders.
Climb ladders or work on scaffolds to assemble components.
Self-inspect work for defects and correct it to meet quality specifications and standards.
Use, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain MIG equipment.
Understand fastener requirements, including torque requirements.
Use facility chemicals to prepare materials, seal joints, and apply joint compounds.
Dismantle aluminum assemblies or cut scrap metal using saws, routers, or plasma-arc equipment.
Position and secure parts using hoists, cranes, wire and banding machines, or hand tools.
Inspect grooves, angles, and gap allowances using precision measuring instruments.
Remove rough spots from workpieces using portable sanders, hand files, or scrapers.
Use carbide cutters safely and effectively.
Obtain qualification in rigging and overhead crane usage.
Develop templates and other work aids to hold and align parts.
Abide by and enforce organizational policies and procedures.
Perform other duties and overtime as assigned.