Welder -- EX85555866903

About the Role

Seeking individuals with weld training and experience to work in a rewarding environment producing products that protect armed forces personnel. Candidates must be able to read and understand complex drawings, work instructions, and produce high-quality welds while working safely within a team environment and following all safety policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Load and unload parts onto weld table and fixtures using hand tools, ratchets, or air tools to secure parts to fixtures.
• Check parts to quality specifications.
• Troubleshoot problems and recommend or take corrective action.
• Use hoist, pallet jacks, or forklift to move parts, materials, containers, and fixtures to and from storage areas.
• Complete paperwork for work orders, labor and time reporting, quality records, and related reporting requirements.
• Maintain a clean and safe work area.
• Assist in training others.
• Work within a collaborative group setting.
• Perform other duties as necessary and appropriate for this position.

Requirements

• Successfully pass weld qualifications in both Steel and Aluminum using GMAW-P and GTAW.
• Knowledge and application of WPS, use of weld gages, and other measurement tools.
• Able to apply shop math, read and interpret blueprints, and calculate dimensions.
• Able to understand work orders, machine controls and settings, fixtures, and tool requirements, and make adjustments as needed.
• Able to hold and maneuver weld torch and operate foot and hand controls.
• Able to lift 32 pounds and apply 32 pounds of torque to ratchets.
• Able to operate hoist, pallet jacks, or forklift. Operation of forklift requires passing a certification test and the ability to step up 14 inches onto the forklift.
• 4 years of previous welding experience in GMAW or GTAW of either Aluminum or Carbon Steel.
• High School diploma or GED.
• Technical training in welding from vocational, accredited technical college, or similar (e.g., Hobart Weld School, Arclabs).