Welder (TIG)

DIMAR MANUFACTURING•Town of Clarence, NY

1d•$19 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

The Welder fabricates and welds components by following job travelers, blueprints, and customer specifications. The role is responsible for producing quality-compliant products while meeting departmental performance standards and delivery requirements. This is a daytime, Monday–Friday position in Clarence, New York. The work includes TIG welding components, verifying part numbers, measuring and laying out component locations, and adjusting welds for varying steel thicknesses. The position also involves using multiple jigs and fixtures, rotating jobs to meet schedules, maintaining production efficiency and quality, and completing required documentation. Other assigned duties may include operating fabrication equipment, maintaining housekeeping and safety standards, assisting with new employee training, and notifying a supervisor of part shortages.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 2 years of previous welding experience with non-structural components.
Must successfully complete an in-house welding test.
Ability to read and accurately interpret blueprints at an advanced level.
Welding capabilities in MIG, TIG, and pipe welding as outlined in the attached level breakdown.
Ability to follow directions and perform repetitive tasks.
Ability to understand and carry out detailed written and oral instructions.
Ability to learn operations of multiple jigs and fixtures and regularly rotate jobs to meet schedules.
Ability to work at a reasonable pace while meeting production-efficiency and quality standards.

Responsibilities

TIG weld components together according to blueprints and job travelers.
Check and verify part numbers before assembling products to customer specifications.
Measure and lay out locations for welded components accurately.
Adjust welds as needed to accommodate varying steel thicknesses.
Operate a grinder, drill, band saw, torch, and crane when assigned.
Complete and maintain required paperwork, records, and documentation, including accurately completing and submitting the daily labor card at the end of the shift.
Follow safety and work rules and regulations.
Maintain departmental housekeeping standards.
Assist in training new employees in safe and efficient fabricating and welding methods.
Notify a supervisor of part shortages before parts run out.
Learn and operate multiple jigs and fixtures within a job area and rotate jobs as needed to meet schedules.
Work at a reasonable pace while meeting production-efficiency and quality standards.