Welder
marmen energyBrandon (SD)
$25.25 per hour
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Job Description:
You will perform welding sequences in the manufacturing of parts, plan and prepare work of joints and welding, and apply different types of welding processes. You will work in collaboration with the technical team and supervisors to build a product that matches our high-quality standards.
Base pay starts at $25.25 plus additional $2/hour shift premium if on a night shift. Base pay increases with verified welding experience. If welding experience requirements are not met, candidates may be classified as a "Welder Trainee" at a base pay rate of $23 plus any shift premiums.
As a Welder Assembler- Wind Tower Fabrication, you must be able to:
- Read and analyze blueprint and production documents
- Prepare work of joints and welding; select the right equipment, prepare the joints, perform the tracing and take measurements
- Perform welding and assembly sequences in accordance with the welding processes (SAW, SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, Plasma Arc Gouging and Air Carbon Arc Gouging)
- Respect the welding dimensions and requirements in accordance with the established specifications
- Complete the proper production and quality documents
- Inspect parts in collaboration with the quality department
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- VALUED SKILLS:Manual dexterity
- Precision and detail oriented
- Sense of observation
- EfficiencyTeam spiritREQUIREMENTS:Must have the ability to wear a tight-fitting respirator
- Must have the ability to acquire welding certifications
- Must be able to:
- Climb stairs and ladders; work at heights
- Lift and carry between 30-50 lbs.
- Stand and walk for long periods of time
- Bend, kneel, squat, twist, reach
- Work above shoulders
- Tolerate exposure to weather, hot/cold environmentsASSETS:Diploma/ training in Welding or relevant training (or equivalence); Relevant experience#marp1
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