Weld Assembly Process Technician-2nd Shift

Batesville Tool & Die•Batesville, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position reports to the Weld Machine Group leaders, Weld Machine Supervisor, and Weld Machine Manager. The role is responsible for performing routine maintenance on welding/assembly equipment, supporting production by supplying necessary weld machine components, and operating mills, lathes, and grinders. The position requires a GED or High School Equivalency diploma. Machining experience is helpful but not required. Knowledge of print reading, computer proficiency, and robotic programming are beneficial.

Requirements

General Educational Diploma (GED) or High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma.
Print reading knowledge.
Computer proficient.

Nice To Haves

Machining experience.
Robotic programming.

Responsibilities

Appropriately maintains all electrodes and weld fixtures in accordance with Preventive Maintenance Check Sheet (PMCS) criteria.
Accurately maintains an acceptable level of consumable item inventory at all times (tips, insulation, etc.).
Correctly manufactures special weld tips & fixtures when required.
Proficiently operates mills, lathes, grinders, and other tool room equipment to produce weld tips and fixtures.
Adequately reads calipers and micrometers.
Successfully assists Weld Machine associates in setup and troubleshooting of welders and fixtures when needed.
Proficiently troubleshoots and repairs equipment.
Resourcefully maintains Weld Machine tooling to meet production and quality needs.
Notifies Weld Machine Manager and/or Supervisor when replacement parts need to be ordered in a timely manner.
Competent in process specs such as job Process Quality Control Table (PQCT) requirements and documentation, creates and updates PMCS and Setup/Teardown Standard Work Instructions.
Precisely makes fixtures and recommended tooling for new production and development products which includes assisting tooling and design as needed to run development jobs.
Resourcefully recommends to Department Manager when equipment or process change should be considered.
Safely operates a tow-motor as required.
Professionally and competently participates in Corrective Improvement for lost time on production jobs.
Correctly and safely develops robotic welder programs for new jobs and maintains current programs.
Thoroughly cleans work areas, putting all items in appropriate locations.