Welder Pole Shop - 2nd Shift
About The Position
The principle tasks of the Welder are as follows: Sets up and operates mig welders, tig welders, and automatic welders on production related parts using jigs or fixtures to insure proper welding techniques. Sets up and operates manual acetylene torches and plasma arc torches. Must be able to read and interpret blueprints, production documents, and engineering specification sheets. Must produce parts that meet acceptable quality levels as established by the engineering department. Must be able to weld steel and aluminum and be able to pass the Canadian Standards Association Welding Certification as defined in CSA 47.1 - 0.3. Performs material handling necessary to the performance of the job. Adheres to all departmental, plant, and welding safety rules and regulations. Responsible for housekeeping duties as required or assigned. Responsible for paperwork necessary for production reporting. Performs rework as required or assigned. Initiates work orders and coordinates with the supervisor or lead on equipment or material problems. PLEASE NOTE: Due to the often limited amount of production operation on 2nd shift, and/or fluctuations in the workload, Pole Shop Welder(s) will be assigned to direct labor jobs and may be subject to be transferred into other production jobs.
Requirements
- Ability to set up and operate mig welders, tig welders, and automatic welders.
- Ability to set up and operate manual acetylene torches and plasma arc torches.
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints, production documents, and engineering specification sheets.
- Ability to produce parts that meet acceptable quality levels.
- Ability to weld steel and aluminum.
- Ability to pass the Canadian Standards Association Welding Certification as defined in CSA 47.1 - 0.3.
- Ability to perform material handling.
- Knowledge of welding safety rules and regulations.
- Ability to perform housekeeping duties.
- Ability to complete paperwork for production reporting.
- Ability to perform rework.
- Ability to initiate work orders.
- Ability to coordinate with supervisor or lead on equipment or material problems.
Responsibilities
- Sets up and operates mig welders, tig welders, and automatic welders on production related parts using jigs or fixtures to insure proper welding techniques.
- Sets up and operates manual acetylene torches and plasma arc torches.
- Reads and interprets blueprints, production documents, and engineering specification sheets.
- Produces parts that meet acceptable quality levels as established by the engineering department.
- Welds steel and aluminum and passes the Canadian Standards Association Welding Certification as defined in CSA 47.1 - 0.3.
- Performs material handling necessary to the performance of the job.
- Adheres to all departmental, plant, and welding safety rules and regulations.
- Performs housekeeping duties as required or assigned.
- Completes paperwork necessary for production reporting.
- Performs rework as required or assigned.
- Initiates work orders and coordinates with the supervisor or lead on equipment or material problems.
- May be assigned to direct labor jobs and may be subject to be transferred into other production jobs due to limited production operations or workload fluctuations on 2nd shift.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
