Submerged Arc Seam Welder (Evening Shift)

About the position

The Submerged Arc Seam Welder is an Individual Contributor responsible for the set-up and operation of the flux core sub-arc seam welding machine to place a continuous seamed weld on one or two sides of the pole shafts. This position involves fusing metal structural components together by means of multiple forms of Submerged Arc Welding processes in the fabrication of steel electrical poles and other structures. The employee must maintain a safe and productive work environment producing a quality product which is shipped complete and on time to satisfy the needs of the customer.

Responsibilities

• Fuse (weld) metal structural components together using Submerged Arc Welding processes.
• Perform welding operations requiring planning and layout, working from blueprints and drawings.
• Set up work and determine operation sequences.
• Weld objects involving critical safety and load requirements.
• Perform repetitive types of assembling operations according to established procedures.
• Use hand tools and measuring devices in the performance of work.
• Move pole shafts using an overhead crane and gather parts and materials to complete the project.
• Setup, operate, and perform general maintenance of equipment.
• Make mathematical calculations in preparing product or setting up machinery.

Requirements

• Successful completion of an internal welding test.
• Working knowledge of fixturing and weld set up parameters (amps, volts, etc.).
• Knowledge of welding properties of a variety of metals.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and/or shop drawings.
• Ability to calculate formulas using basic mathematics and standard U.S. and Metric Measurements.
• Ability to recognize and solve practical problems or issues.
• Ability to work in a team environment with a diverse group of people.
• Ability to pay attention to detail and follow work instructions.
• Ability to meet production, safety, and quality standards in a high-paced working environment.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, with most frequent lift up to 20 pounds.
• Wear required personal protective equipment and follow facility safety regulations.

Nice-to-haves

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
• Graduation from an accredited trade school for welding.
• Three years or more of previous experience in a manufacturing or fabrication environment.
• One or more years of previous experience welding in a professional environment.
• High awareness for safety at all times.
• Passion and integrity with the drive to excel and deliver exceptional results.

Benefits

• Healthcare (medical, prescription drugs, dental and vision).
• 401k retirement plan with company match.
• Paid time off.
• Employer paid life insurance.
• Employer paid short-term and long-term disability including maternity leave.
• Work Life Support.
• Tuition Reimbursement up to $5,250 per year.
• Voluntary programs like tobacco cessation, Type 2 diabetes reversal, one-on-one health coaching, mortgage services and more.