The Weld Rework Technician completes welding, assembly, and secondary-process repairs while maintaining customer quality standards. The technician completes rework according to the applicable WPS documents and work instructions, records production and scrap, maintains the rework area's tools, equipment, housekeeping, and consumable inventory, and supports production staff when rework is caught up. The role also includes resetting faults, dispositioning non-conforming material, supporting operators, and communicating effectively with coworkers, supervisors, and management. The position works in an industrial environment that may include loud moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, electrical-shock risk, vibration, welding sparks and expulsion, and welding arcs. Heavy noise and high traffic are expected. Appropriate PPE, including welding gloves and a jacket, will be provided and must be used; ear protection is required. The job requires standing and walking and handling weights up to 50 pounds. Close, distance, and color vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus are specified. A high school diploma or GED and previous Job Setter experience or proven success in welding operations are preferred. A two-year certificate in an electronic/electrician or robotic-weld technical program, or equivalent experience, is listed. The role requires TIG welding aluminum and MIG welding steel to AWS specifications, identifying weld defects and assessing compliance with welding standards, basic computer skills, effective communication, reading and interpreting work-related documents and instructions, basic arithmetic, attention to detail, organization, deadline management, and practical problem-solving.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED