Welder-Container Shop

Waste Management, Inc. (WM)•Tampa, FL

6h•$18

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Welder applies appropriate welds to fabricate or repair compactors, containers, and carts. The role performs minor repairs, preventive maintenance inspections, and diagnostic and repair work on compactor electrical and hydraulic systems. It also includes compactor service calls and related metal and plastic work, such as flame cutting, bending, forming, beveling, and notching. The Welder works from prints, drawings, and verbal instructions; performs layouts and set-ups to specified dimensions and tolerances; and uses standard shop hand tools, measuring devices, and equipment. The position documents repairs, parts usage, and repair time in fleet maintenance software, works within Standard Repair Times, assists senior welders with projects, and maintains a clean, safe work area in accordance with company, OSHA, and established safety standards. This is a safety-sensitive role, subject to applicable safety protocols and drug and alcohol testing.

Requirements

2 years of previous experience.
Strictly comply with all safety rules and protocols.
Have or be willing to obtain a REAL ID or TSA-approved alternative if needed for business air travel or access to federal property.

Responsibilities

Perform minor repairs and apply basic welding processes.
Repair compactors, containers, and carts.
Perform preventive maintenance inspections and diagnose and repair electrical and hydraulic systems on compactors.
Use welding processes including arc welding, gas welding, aluminum welding, brazing, and soft soldering on a variety of materials.
Conduct safety checks on compactors and containers.
Complete repair paperwork in fleet maintenance software, including parts usage and repair times.
Assist senior welders in completing project work.
Perform service calls for compactor repair.
Perform related work including flame cutting, bending, forming, beveling, and notching metal and plastic parts.
Perform work within Standard Repair Times (SRTs).
Work from prints, drawings, and verbal instructions.
Perform standard layouts and set-ups according to dimensions and tolerances.
Use standard shop hand tools, measuring devices, and equipment.
Perform other maintenance-related work as required.
Maintain a clean, safe work area in compliance with Corporate and OSHA standards and follow established safety procedures.