Metal Fabricator/Fitter - Night Shift

Services

• Line Boring
• Shop and Field All Size Bucket Repairs
• Structural Steel Fabrication
• Dozer Repairs and Liners
• Ripper Repairs and New Machined AR400 Rippers
• Barge and Pontoon Fabrication
• Hard Facing and Tungsten Carbiding Capabilities
• Multiple Machining Capabilities
• Drill Stem Repairs and Manufacture
• New Stock Plate in Mild Steel, AR400, Nickel Chrome and Chromium Clad Overlay

Areas of Work

• Coal Mines
• Power Plants (Gas, Coal)
• Cement Plants
• Aggregate (Rock and Sand)
• Farming
• Construction (Dirt and Asphalt)
• Dredging
• Tunneling and Boring Companies

Portable Field Service

• 20 Trucks Equipped With Cranes
• Welding Equipment
• Air Arcs
• Air Compressors
• Line Boring Equipment

Machine Shop

• 34,000 sq ft, 24/7 Work Hours
• Overhead Cranes
• Five (5) 5-ton Cranes
• Two (2) 2-ton Cranes
• Cutting Table
• Plasma CNC Cutting to 2 in Torch
• CNC Cutting to 6 in
• Blast And Paint Capabilities
• 2,100 sq ft Paint Bay
• Presses
• Four (4) 500-ton Presses
• One (1) 1,000-ton Press
• Up to 20 ft Long Toshiba/Shibaura CNC Horizontal Boring Mill
• Five Axis Table, 118 in Cross Travel x 95 in Height Travel
• 25,000 lb Capacity Haas Vertical Machining Center
• Four Axis Table, 50 in x 25 in Travel
• 16 Position Tool Changer
• Toshiba CNC Vertical Lathe
• Five Axis Table, 59 in x 70 in Table with 59 in Height
• 17,600 lb Capacity Viper VT-50 CNC Lathe
• Two (2) 25 in Double Chucks
• Nine (9.25) in Spindle Bore
• Thirty-Four (34) in Turning Capacity x 40 in Swing
• Cincinnati Milacron Avenger 250S Lathe
• Ten (10.39) Diameter x Sixteen (16.42) Length Sub Spindle
• Sixty (65) in Poreba Hollow Spindle Lathe
• Double Chucks Swing Fourty-Seven (47) in x One Hundred Twenty (120) in Center to Center Chucks
• Primary Responsibilities
• Align, fit, and weld parts to form complete units or subunits, following blueprints and layout specifications, and using jigs, welding torches, and hand tools
• Verify conformance of workpieces to specifications, using squares, rulers, and measuring tapes
• Move parts into position, manually or with hoists or cranes
• Study engineering drawings and blueprints to determine materials requirements and task sequences
• Set up and operate fabricating machines, such as brakes, rolls, shears, flame cutters, grinders, and drill presses, to bend, cut, form, punch, drill, or otherwise form and assemble metal components
• Lay out and examine metal stock or workpieces to be processed to ensure that specifications are met
• Tack-weld fitted parts together
• Lift or move materials and finished products, using large cranes