Spot Welder- 1st & 2nd Shift - Metal Industry

Lake Air Products•Roseville, MN

4d•$25 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

Lake Air Products is seeking a Spot Welder with set-up experience for its Roseville, Minnesota location. The company is a contract manufacturer serving medical, aerospace and defense, industrial, and other markets, and emphasizes quality, performance, and strong teams. The Spot Welder operates and sets up spot-welding equipment to join sheet-metal components. The role includes selecting and installing electrodes, setting heat, pressure, and current timing, following routings, prints, and instructions, and inspecting welds and dimensions with precision measuring instruments. The employee is responsible for producing quality work in accordance with control plans, customer drawings, and work instructions, and for notifying supervisors of equipment or material problems. The listed schedules are Monday through Thursday, either 5:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. The position may be subject to export-control regulations at the Roseville facility; applicable candidates must meet the stated U.S. Person requirement or obtain an export-control license, unless an exemption applies.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Two or more years of spot-welding experience is preferred.
Excellent people skills and ability to partner with the leadership team.
Integrity, credibility, and commitment to the mission.
Flexibility and ability to multitask in an ambiguous, fast-moving environment while driving toward clarity and solutions.
Demonstrated resourcefulness in setting priorities and guiding investment in people and systems.
Ability to bend and lift, load and unload workpieces into the machine, move between workstations, and alternate between sitting and standing.

Nice To Haves

Set-up experience with spot-welding equipment.
Two or more years of spot-welding experience.

Responsibilities

Operate spot-welding equipment, using shaped copper-alloy electrodes to clamp and weld sheets.
Install the appropriate electrodes on the spot-welding machine.
Adjust heat, pressure, and current timing for the work.
Select appropriate heat based on sheet material properties, thickness, and electrode type.
Work from routings, prints, or instructions.
Inspect work using a micrometer, caliper, and other precision measuring instruments.
Examine welded components for defects.
Deliver the first piece to inspection to verify dimensions and weld accuracy.
Produce quality work using control plans, customer drawings, and appropriate work instructions.
Identify faults in equipment or problems with materials and notify supervisors.