Welder - Day Shift

TRITON METAL PRODUCTS INC.•Hamilton, IN

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Triton Metal Products is seeking a detail-driven, reliable, quality-focused Manual Welder to fabricate metal components and assemblies to customer specifications. The role involves interpreting blueprints, drawings, and qualified weld and setup procedures; selecting appropriate welding processes and techniques; and welding assemblies in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions. The welder also inspects completed work, performs scheduled operator preventative maintenance, maintains weld gauges and tooling, follows safety requirements, and keeps the work area clean and organized. Production, safety, and maintenance information must be communicated to designated Triton personnel through ECRs and verbal or written contact. The regular schedule is Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. The shift includes two 10-minute breaks and a 20-minute paid lunch; employees are asked to remain in the facility during lunch. The position requires lifting up to 60 pounds and standing for most of the shift. Benefits include bonuses, insurance coverage, retirement matching, paid holidays and vacation, personal time, and weekly pay.

Requirements

1–2 years of welding experience.
Dependability and reliability, including consistent attendance and a positive attitude.
Ability to maintain attention to assigned tasks and work productively.
Appropriate time management and effective labor utilization.
Strong attention to detail and practices that minimize scrap.
Ability to receive and follow instructions and contribute positively in a team environment.
Ability to lift up to 60 pounds and stand for most of the shift.
Steady, methodical work style.
Adaptability and willingness to help other team members.
Willingness and ability to perform job assignments as production levels and priorities change.

Nice To Haves

Ability to read labels, safety warnings, and guidelines.
Ability to learn basic computer skills.
Basic math skills, including addition and subtraction of measurements, fraction-to-decimal conversion, and unit conversion.
Understanding of weld quality and defect requirements.
Proficiency with measurement tools such as squares, protractors, calipers, weld gauges, and tape measures.
Ability to fabricate assemblies with and without fixtures.
Ability to learn crane and/or lift operation.

Responsibilities

Interpret blueprints and drawings as well as qualified weld and setup procedures.
Weld small and large assemblies to customer specifications using appropriate welding processes and techniques.
Perform scheduled operator preventative maintenance.
Assess welded surfaces, structures, and components to identify errors.
Follow safety regulations, including proper PPE use and safe equipment operation.
Weld components in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.
Keep weld gauges and tooling clean and properly stored or used.
Maintain a clean and organized work environment daily.
Communicate production, safety, or maintenance requirements accurately and promptly to designated Triton personnel through ECRs and verbal or written contact.
Adapt to production-level shifts and changing job priorities, and perform job assignments as needed.