WELDERS

POSITION SUMMARY

The Welder is responsible for planning and performing a wide variety of welding, layout, fitting, cutting, and assembly operations on structural and sheet metal components in accordance with prescribed standards and customer specifications.

This position requires the ability to weld a full range of materials, sizes, and shapes using multiple welding processes, including gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), plasma, oxyacetylene cutting, and brazing. The Welder selects appropriate rods, wires, tips, and electrodes for each operation and performs all positions of welding, including tack welding, sometimes in confined spaces. Work must meet prescribed tolerances, quality standards, and customer appearance requirements, with smooth bead profile, proper penetration and fusion, and controlled distortion of weldments.

The Welder works from blueprints, drawings, sketches, welding symbols, specifications, and instructions to plan work in proper operational sequence and determine appropriate methods and techniques. Responsibilities include fitting and positioning parts using fixtures and precision measuring instruments. The Welder inspects completed work to ensure conformance to specifications and reports defective materials, unusual conditions, or operating difficulties to supervision.

Additional responsibilities include performing intricate hand and machine welding processes to develop complex fabrications, completing product assembly as required, maintaining welding equipment and work areas in a clean and orderly condition, and identifying job flow or production issues while recommending corrective actions to support efficient operations. The Welder must be capable of completing crane and/or forklift training and demonstrate competency in safe operation and rigging. Periodic field work may be required, along with other duties as assigned. Train and mentor team members.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• Lift/Carry - 0-10 lbs. continuously, 11-50 lbs. frequently, 51-100 lbs. never
• Push/Pull - 0-25 lbs. continuously, 26-100 lbs. frequently
• Bend - 34-66% during a 10-hour shift.
• Twist/Turn - 34-66% during a 10-hour shift.
• Kneel/Squat - 0-33% during a 10-hour shift.
• Sit - 0-33% during a 10-hour shift.
• Stand/Walk - 0-33% during a 10-hour shift.
• Overhead Reaching - 0-33% during a 10-hour shift.
• Ladder/Stair Climb - 0-33% during a 10-hour shift.

PAY & SCHEDULE

• Day shift: work hours are 4/10 hour days, Monday-Thursday.
• Night shift: work hours are 4/10 hour days, Monday-Thursday, 15% shift differential
• Weekend shift: work hours are 3/12 hour days, Friday-Sunday, 15% shift differential

BENEFITS

• Comprehensive health plan options, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, provide our team members with the tools they need for treatment, preventative care, exams, and prescriptions.
• ADI’s life, disability, and supplemental insurance options provide peace of mind and support to rely on in challenging times.
• Team members overseas are offered private health insurance, life insurance, and an employee assistance program (EAP).