Welder - 1st Shift (Temp to Hire)

Dalsin Industries Inc•Bloomington, MN

1d•$25 - $30

About The Position

The Welder performs welding setup, operations, and related activities while meeting organizational expectations for safety, quality, production, and behavior. The position includes Level I duties, with additional setup, certification, robot programming, maintenance, and training responsibilities for higher skill levels. The role requires adherence to company policies, quality procedures, ISO standards, and safety and continuous-improvement practices. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
For Welder Level I, one year of vocational training or one year of relevant work experience.
Knowledge of and ability to use ERP systems efficiently.
Ability to obtain AWS certification, where required by customers, and MIG certifications D1.1 and D1.3 within two months of hire.
Ability to MIG or TIG weld in flat and horizontal positions for Level I; ability to weld in all positions and set up MIG/TIG welding for Level II and above.
Ability to obtain TIG certifications D1.2 and D1.6 for Level II.
Ability to work overtime as needed.
Regular, reliable, and consistent attendance.
For the listed lead requirements: at least three years of experience in MIG, TIG, and finishing welding; ability to prioritize and assign work to other welders; and demonstrated experience in process and personnel improvement activities.

Responsibilities

Perform MIG or TIG welding in flat and horizontal positions at Level I; weld in all positions at Level II and above.
Load and unload robotic welders and, at Level III, set up robots, change fixtures, load programs, make minor program adjustments, and perform preventative maintenance and programming on robots.
Read and understand part drawings, engineering prints, and work instructions appropriate to the level of work.
Use the Epicor manufacturing software and ERP systems accurately and efficiently.
Inspect parts according to job inspection levels, perform start-of-job, shift, and in-process inspections, and document inspections according to policy and procedures.
Inspect welds to determine whether they are acceptable and follow quality guidelines using precision measuring and gauging equipment.
Operate forklifts, cranes, and other material-handling equipment as required.
Follow company policies and quality standards, including 5S, safety, continuous improvement, and ISO standards.
Complete MECR forms for standard verification.
Apply knowledge of sheet metal and weld characteristics, including penetration and welding settings.
Maintain cleanliness and safety in the immediate work area and surrounding areas.
Communicate professionally with employees, managers, and other departments, and provide internal and external support as needed.
Work independently and collaboratively to understand, conceptualize, and complete work assignments.
Perform secondary welding and grinding as required.
Meet productivity and efficiency standards and the expected performance ratings for the applicable level.
Work overtime as needed and maintain regular, reliable, and consistent attendance.
At Level II, set up MIG/TIG welding and obtain applicable TIG certifications.
At Level III, train others in Level I and II duties and responsibilities.
Perform other duties as assigned.