Welder I - 2nd Shift

Position Summary

Entry level weld position responsible for learning fundamental TIG welding procedures and techniques within 1 year of being awarded the position. Promoted to Welder II upon successful completion.

Key Responsibilities

• Complete On the Job Training
• Traveling to offsite training may be required
• Read and interpret engineering drawings
• Assemble parts prior to welding; ability to understand part fit-up and clearance requirements
• Weld production grade hardware
• Perform visual weld inspection, including under 10x magnification
• Section and polish hardware so that weld penetration can be evaluated
• Develop understanding of weld terminology (i.e. Drop thru, negative/positive welds, porosity, etc.)
• Use gage tools such as calipers, micrometers, feeler gauges, pin gages, and comparator
• Upon completion of training, ability to work on multiple welds per certifications as a Welder II
• Meet standard work requirements at operation
• Other tasks as directed by management

Certification Criteria

• Maintain weld certification & sign-off obtained as a Weld Trainee
• Complete one of the two following training options:
• Option A: Obtain S-558 Certification, Certify on two S-558 weld types, Obtain Work Instruction Sign-off for at least one part within each of the two new certifications
• Option B: Certify on four non S-558 weld types, Obtain Work Instruction Sign-off for at least one part within each new certification

Required Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Pass Eye Exam as prescribed under AA TECH Quality Policies
• Completed Weld Safety Training
• Completed AA TECH on the Job Training for both Basic and Advanced Weld Operator
• Completed AA Tech Weld Trainee position requirements

Key Competencies

• Mechanical aptitude
• Attentive to detail
• Ability to perform problem-solving
• Good manual dexterity and hand eye coordination
• Ability to work in a sitting position for a full shift of work

Advanced Atomization Technologies, LLC

• Equal opportunity employer
• Military contractor status requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency
• Evidence of citizenship or immigration status required upon application
• VEVRAA Federal Contractor

Typical Mental And Physical Demands

• Sit
• Use hands to operate a computer
• Stand and walk occasionally
• Close vision required
• Regular attendance, cooperative and professional behavior required
• Manage multiple tasks at once
• May be required to travel to vendors or customers including overnight trips

Additional Duties

Successfully complete all other duties assigned by management.

Work Schedule

2nd shift hours are 2:30pm - 10:30pm. Training may take place on 1st shift, 6:30am - 2:30pm.