Welder

Powell•North Canton, OH

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Fitter/Welder works independently or as part of a small team to produce sheet metal weldments that meet the dimensional specifications in mechanical engineering drawings. The role requires interpreting drawings to determine weld locations and meeting specified weld size and length requirements within allowed tolerances. It also includes meeting cosmetic and appearance requirements, which may involve grinding welds and buffing sheet metal. Work is performed in a shop environment with constant exposure to shop conditions. Personal protective equipment is required for the work. Employees are expected to follow safety practices, company operating procedures, and ISO requirements. The position reports to the department Supervisor.

Requirements

Typically 1–2 years of relevant work experience.
Basic command of English, both written and verbal.
Ability to perform hot work, including work performed outside the department.
Ability to finish grind and perform surface finishing based on departmental requirements.
Ability to repair improper welds.
Knowledge of fixtures required for the area of responsibility.
Ability to tack weld and stud weld.
Ability to fine-tune voltage and adjust welding equipment.
Ability to square parts, torch cut, and arc metal gouge.
Basic product knowledge and understanding of how work relates to the larger product.
Knowledge of AWS charts, steel tables, and welding symbols.
Knowledge of and ability to use basic tools, including tape measures, squares, clamps, fillet gauges, and angle finders.
Ability to convert decimals to fractions and use a conversion chart.
Ability to communicate effectively with coworkers and work effectively in a team environment.
Awareness of and adherence to Lock Out Tag Out procedures.
Ability to follow company operating procedures, safety rules, and ISO requirements.

Responsibilities

MIG weld mild steel and stainless steel, including spray transfer MIG welding.
Perform basic fitting, layouts, positioning, and alignment.
Adjust welding machines according to department manuals and fine-tune voltage.
Remove material through grinding; perform finish grinding and surface finishing according to departmental requirements.
Read engineering drawings and inspect parts for basic dimensions and against complex drawings.
Examine weld beads for acceptable attributes and repair improper welds.
Identify types of copper and stainless steel grades.
Cope and fit, tack weld, and stud weld.
Square parts, torch cut, and arc metal gouge.
Use fixtures required for the area of responsibility.
Follow Lock Out Tag Out procedures, company operating procedures, safety rules, and ISO requirements.
Communicate and work effectively with coworkers and in a team environment.