Production Lead

Barry-Wehmiller•New Hampton, IA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Production Lead performs welding, fabrication, machining-related, inspection, and production support work in a plant/manufacturing environment. The role interprets drawings, route sheets, specifications, and instructions; sets up and operates welding, brazing, and flame-cutting equipment; performs saw operations and painting as required; and checks completed work for defects and conformance to specifications. The Production Lead documents work, reports material or equipment issues, participates in team meetings, follows safety procedures, and maintains equipment and the work area. The schedule is a four-day work week on second shift, and benefits start on the first day.

Requirements

Must be able to competently perform all level 2 duties.
Ability to understand and interpret moderately complex blueprints, specifications, and machined part prints.
Strong grinding knowledge.
Advanced skills in MIG, TIG, and flux core welding.
Strong experience with machined part fabrication.
Ability to be versatile and flexible in running open machines.
Communication skills.
Interpersonal skills.
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and adapt to shifting priorities.
Ability to work individually and in a team environment.
Ability to obtain and operate mobile equipment needed to perform essential functions.
Ability to correctly wear and use required personal protective equipment.

Responsibilities

Interpret moderately complex drawings, route sheets, specifications, and instructions to determine methods and techniques.
Set up and operate metal arc, shielded arc, or oxyacetylene equipment for welding, brazing, and flame-cutting operations; select settings and consumables, and fit, position, and secure workpieces.
Perform moderately complex saw operations and painting as required.
Calculate dimensions and tolerances using mathematics and instruments such as micrometers and calipers.
Measure, examine, and test completed units using precision instruments to detect defects and confirm conformance to specifications.
Detect defective material, unusual conditions, or operating difficulties and report them accurately to the supervisor.
Complete documentation needed to meet quality and production requirements.
Participate in team meetings to communicate and help resolve cost, quality, and production issues, and apply the engineering change request process.
Perform work according to established safety procedures.
Maintain equipment and the work area in a clean, orderly, and safe condition.
Perform other duties as assigned.