Fitter/Welder Level II
Petersen Inc. · Ogden, UT · 1 mo ago
ManagementFull-time
About the role
Will read blueprints, fit and/or oversee fitting, expedite parts, weld and/or oversee welding. Take ownership of job to meet customer and schedule requirements.
Responsibilities
- Read blueprints
- Be able to supervise a crew and complete a job from start to finish without direct supervision
- Expedite all parts throughout the plant as necessary to meet production goals
- Solve all obstacles related to the job he/she is running
- Take ownership for meeting customer and schedule requirements
- Be a living example of our principles of unity, trust, honesty, integrity, creativity, and self-reliance
Requirements
- High School education or GED preferred
- Four years of shop or field welding
- Must be able to understand implicit and explicit instructions and react favorably in all work situations
- Must be able to resolve problems, handle conflicts, and make effective decisions under pressure
- Ability to do math calculations, especially trigonometry
- Must maintain an acceptable attendance and safety record
- Maintain safe environment
- Must be able to work well in a team environment
- Able to listen well, understand concerns, and gain cooperation to solve problems quickly and effectively
- Must be efficient and productive with time
- Must be able to make all welds uniform and clean, and complete work to customer's specifications
Qualifications
- Pass Blueprint test: Read all weld symbols on a blueprint
- Differentiate between channel, angle, flat bar, square tube, pipe etc.
- Pass basic plate weld test (visual and bend) within specified time requirements, in four out of the five weld processes used at Petersen Inc:
- F.C.A.W. — Stainless and mild steel: 3G, and 6G position
- G.M.A.W. — Mild steel: 3G position
- G.T.A.W. — Stainless and aluminum: 3G, and 6G position
- S.A.W. — Sub arc: 1G position is a plus but not required
- Must know how to calculate Arc length and circumference
- Know how to calculate Bolt Circles, Chord Length, and Flat Pattern
Working conditions
- Works in a typical fabrication shop environment
- Occasionally called upon to work overtime
- Working conditions may vary according to weather
- Requires ability to work in heat and cold
- Must be available and willing to travel as the employer determines is necessary or desirable to meet its business needs
Essential physical functions
- Requires lifting, stooping, bending and stretching to accomplish grinding, welding and other assigned duties
- Requires ability to work at different heights
- Requires correctable vision to within normal range to perform clean and uniform welds and read blueprints
- Requires standing, bending and stooping for extended periods of time
Equipment used (but not limited to)
- Welder
- Grinder
- Gouge
- Drills
- Tools