Fabricator

Cannonball Recruiting•Hanover, PA

24d

About The Position

The Fabricator/Welder fabricates, assembles, and welds metal structures, equipment, and miscellaneous projects to customer or employer specifications. Work is performed efficiently and in accordance with safety and quality expectations, either in the shop or in the field. The role uses welding and cutting machines, rollers, hydraulic press brakes, and measuring and layout tools. The position is primarily shop-based, with some local travel and occasional out-of-area or overnight travel. The stated schedule is Monday through Friday, generally 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.; starting times may vary by job, and evening or weekend work may be required depending on demand. The employee is responsible for maintaining clean, organized work areas and following safety and incident-reporting procedures. Problems should be raised with the Foreman/Plant Manager or Project Manager.

Requirements

Mastery of MIG welding.
Working knowledge of TIG and stick welding.
Ability to produce welds that meet AWS standards and are free of porosity and defects.
Working knowledge of handheld torch and plasma cutting.
Functional ability to use a press brake, shear, ironworker, rolling machines, and saws.
Ability to read drawings, plans, blueprints, and specifications.
Experience taking a project from concept to drawing to completion.
Mechanical aptitude and technical and mechanical capacity.
Ability to measure and differentiate types of materials.
Proficient communication, effective reporting, and good decision-making skills.
Ability to learn new tasks, functions, or processes.
Problem-solving ability, thoroughness, and pride in workmanship.
Valid driver’s license, ability to hold a Med Card, and clean driving record.
Ability to lift 50 pounds and occasionally up to 100 pounds.

Responsibilities

Fabricate, assemble, and weld metal structures, equipment, and other projects to specifications.
Use welding machines, cutting machines, rollers, hydraulic press brakes, and measuring and layout tools to produce metal parts and assemblies.
Maintain clean and organized building or jobsite work areas to support a safe, productive environment.
Follow safety and incident-reporting procedures.
Bring problems to the attention of the Foreman/Plant Manager or Project Manager.
Use fabrication equipment, read blueprints, measure materials, and take projects from concept through drawing to completion.
Perform MIG welding and use TIG and stick welding, ensuring welds meet AWS standards and are free of porosity and defects.
Clean weld splatter from surrounding areas.
Use handheld torches and plasma cutting equipment.
Work in the shop or in the field as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.