Welder I

Samuel, Son & Co.•Tucson, AZ

13h•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for fabrication of ASME code and non-code pressure vessels along with the fabrication of items not typical to regular production. This role requires adherence to plant safety rules and regulations, performing daily preventative maintenance and equipment checks. The welder must be able to read and interpret blueprints, job routings, and Standard Engineering Specifications. Key responsibilities include assembling vessel components, performing various welding, cutting, and gouging operations, and conducting tests like pneumatic and dye penetrant inspections. Material handling using cranes, hoists, and forklifts is also part of the role, along with completing any required training. Employees are expected to understand the ISO system and ITAR-specific job standards. The company, Samuel, emphasizes a culture of equality, respect, and integrity, offering opportunities for development and growth within the metals industry. CAID Industries, a division of Samuel, Son & Co., is known for innovation in manufacturing technology, offering a wide range of capabilities including engineering, custom fabrication, pressure vessels, and more.

Requirements

Ability to work will in a fast paced environment to meet team expectations.
Understanding and support of Company policies and procedures.
Ability to understand and abide by all safety rules and regulations to perform the job.
Must have a basic understanding of computers.
Must have reading, writing and simple math skills.
Must be able to read blue prints.
Must have either a High School diploma, GED, or at least 1 year working experience in an industrial based environment.
Wire feed (GMAW) welding equipment.
Air Carbon Arc gouging equipment
All Pneumatic tools available to shop employees
1’, 2’, and 4’ levels, center finder, carpenters square, chalk line, compass, protractor, tape measure, circumference tape measure, center punch.
Air plasma arc cutting machine, Oxy / Acet cutting torch.
Fillet weld gauges.

Nice To Haves

Successfully complete dye penetrant certification.

Responsibilities

Adhere to and abide by all plant safety rules and regulations.
Perform daily preventative maintenance tasks.
Perform daily equipment check lists (IE crane checks, equipment checks, etc.).
Be able to read and interpret blueprints, job routings, and Standard Engineering Specifications.
Properly assemble heads, shells, and flanges for circumferential seam welding.
Hold necessary weld certifications to fabricate and repair pressure vessels.
Be able to perform all kinds of welding, cutting, gouging operations applicable to the company, to properly fabricate pressure vessels.
Handset couplings, flanges, pipe nipples, legs, brackets, braces, etc., within tolerances specified on blueprints.
Record required information on proper forms relating to specific fabrication practices where required.
Pneumatic test doubler pads, and pressure vessels when required.
Dye penetrant inspect and do repairs to joggled shells. Successfully complete dye penetrant certification.
Material handling – operation of cranes, hoists, and forklifts as needed. Also successfully complete any training/safety program relating to the operation of the equipment.
Perform modifications or alterations to previously fabricated pressure vessels.
Understand the ISO system and the elements that affect your job.
Adhere to and abide by all ITAR-specific job standards and training. Protect and properly safeguard ITAR-sensitive information and work product; ensure dissemination or disclosure of and access to “protected data” occurs only with those trained and approved for exposure to ITAR content.
IMMEDIATELY notify Supervisor/Manager, Human Resources, Legal (email: [email protected]) or the Samuel Ethics Alert Hotline of known or suspected unauthorized disclosure, release of or access to protected ITAR content.