The Welder stocks components for daily activities; repairs or replaces MIG welder components and replaces wire stumps as needed. The role operates robotic welders, including basic troubleshooting and programming, performs part quality inspections with appropriate measuring devices and gauges, measures and records quality information, reports and corrects assigned quality issues, and tracks weld-cell downtime during production runs. The Welder reads blueprints, participates in departmental housekeeping, and performs other duties as assigned by a supervisor. Work is performed primarily in a manufacturing plant that is not climate controlled. The work may involve loud noise, extreme temperatures, chemicals and fumes, moving mechanical parts, and daily exposure to solvents, oils, and grease. Gloves are required to protect hands and fingers, and employees must follow safety policies and use personal protective equipment. The position requires standing for extended periods and frequently lifting, moving, or pushing/dragging more than 40 pounds. Employees may also need to bend, kneel, crouch, walk on wet surfaces, and use their hands to grasp, handle, or feel. Extended shifts, overtime, and weekend work may be requested.
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Job Type
Full-time
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