ASME Code Welder

Posted 3 days ago

catalyst career groupSpringfield (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$30 to $35/hour

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About the role

Job Description: ASME Code Welder with H.A. Phillips & Co. H. A. Phillips & Co. is a 97-year-old manufacturing company located in DeKalb, Il specializing in control valves and ASME pressure vessels. H. A. Phillips & Co. is hiring an experienced Welder/Fabricator with 5 years in welding/pipefitting/fabrication. Only applications with required experience will be considered.
POSITION SUMMARY: Fabricates ASME pressure vessel tanks and assemblies using GMAW, FCAW, SMAW and Sub Arc welding processes. POSITION OFFERS $30 to $35/hour (pay commensurate with experience) Overtime Available 401K Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Insurance Paid Vacation, Holiday and Personal Time
Qualifications Include: Proficient with Oxy/Acetylene torch and GMAW, SMAW and FCAW welding processes. Able to fabricate assemblies from CAD drawings Basic/Intermediate Math Skills Strong work ethic a MUST Steel Tank Fabrication a plus
Job Responsibilities Include: Read CAD drawings and plan the layout of pressure vessel components Prep & weld pressure vessel and assembly components using the following processes and procedures: GMAW, FCAW, SMAW and SAW. Follows instructions and adheres to hold points listed on Inspection Traveler forms. Accurately completes production job time cards. Communicates any unsafe department conditions to the Lead Welder and/or President. Works with a minimum amount of supervision.

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