Welder II

Plug Power•Lafayette, IN

7d•$24 - $34

About The Position

The Welder II constructs products using welding and fabrication techniques. For each welding task, the welder identifies the materials and appropriate method, prepares and fits the materials, welds within the parameters of the applicable WPS and engineering weld callout, cleans the work, and inspects welds for quality and conformance. The role requires precision when assembling mechanical structures or parts and the ability to weld in vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions. The Welder II experience range is listed as 5–8 years.

Requirements

At least one year of welding and fabrication experience.
Welder II experience level: 5–8 years.
Proven experience as a welder.
Experience with a variety of welding equipment and procedures, including GTAW, GMAW, and FCAW.
Experience using electrical or manual tools such as saws, squares, and calipers.
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings.
Knowledge of different types of metal and their properties.
Knowledge of relevant safety standards and willingness to wear protective clothing such as a face shield and gloves.
Steady hand and strong attention to detail.
Ability to pass an on-site welding test.

Responsibilities

Identify materials to be welded and select an appropriate welding or fabrication method.
Prepare and fit materials for welding or fabrication using tools such as grinders, clamps, and tape measures.
Weld materials within WPS parameters and according to engineering weld callouts.
Clean welded materials and inspect welds for quality and conformance to engineering requirements.
Operate equipment to assemble mechanical structures or parts precisely.
Read blueprints and drawings and take or interpret measurements to plan layouts and procedures.
Set up components for welding according to specifications.
Use angle grinders to prepare parts for welding.
Align components using measuring tools and clamp pieces in place.
Weld components using manual or semi-automatic equipment in vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions.
Determine whether welds meet ASME specifications.