Welder A

Senior plc•Burbank, CA

56d•$19 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

Senior Aerospace SSP is the recognized global leader in high-pressure bleed air ducting systems. We provide "total resource" system solutions for complex ducting requirements, with our components found on most aircraft operating worldwide. We are committed to the highest standards of ethics, safety, quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement. At SSP, we believe in building strong relationships with our customers, suppliers, and most importantly, our employees. We foster a welcoming, respectful, and inclusive environment with ample opportunities for professional growth. Join us and find your future in a company that values innovation and integrity.

Requirements

Performs x-ray quality precision welding of company and customer products in compliance with rigid customer and engineering specifications and requirements using GTAW process.
At least one (1) of the following certifications must be maintained in accordance with AWS D17.1 and QOP-62-02, in Groups I, II, III, IV or VI.
Performs precision welding of company and customer products with two (2) or more certifications in accordance with AWS D17.1 and QOP-62-02, in Groups I, II, III, IV, or VI and actively welds those materials.
Departmental job requirements may require more than two (2) certifications.
SSP Welding Certificate
“S” Stamp
Maintain minimum output of 90%
Maintain minimum product quality acceptance of 95%

Nice To Haves

Associate degree (A.A.) or equivalent from two-year College or technical school; or six months to one-year related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

Requires precision welding of company and customer products in compliance with rigid customer and engineering specifications and requirements using GTAW process.
Welding product parts and assemblies (normally in areas of easy access on flat or horizontal surfaces) in accordance with customer specifications and requirements, using gas, inert gas arc.
Qualify to AWS D17.1 and QOP-62-02 which includes but is not limited to Groups I, II, III, IV, and VI. Weld shall pass visual, radiographic and metallographic examinations.
Understand all weld symbols and weld specifications.
Determine from nature of assignments, blueprints, welding manuals, and established procedures, the sequence of welding operations, tolerances and dimensional requirements and correct relationship of parts.
Perform difficult gas, inert gas arc or metallic arc welding of any types of metals and their alloys on all surfaces (flat, horizontal, vertical or circular) of product parts and assemblies in compliance with customer and engineering specifications and requirements where procedures are well established and incorrect weldments and parent metal failures can be readily detected and repaired.
Weld various types of metals and alloys used in the construction of product, parts, assemblies and equipment involving difficult type of welding such as: Thin materials (.010" or lighter to .100”), Thin materials to castings, Thick materials (.101” to .5”), Close to edge (.050" or less) where edge may be readily burned off unless special care is taken, Thick to thin combination.
Weld formed parts and assemblies where surface profile, finish and contour is critical.
Weld tanks, pressure vessels, piping, and similar items where soundness and penetration of the weld is a vital factor.
Weld parts and assemblies where application of heat to surfaces is a prime factor of distortion and warping which must be held to a minimum in order to maintain specified dimensions and tolerances after welding.
Layout locations of welds and make own setups as required by written instructions.