Welder B
4 horn investmentsDeer Park (TX)
About the role
Welder Position The Welder position will build high-quality metal components for fleet. As a Welder/Metal Fabricator, you will be responsible for reading and interpreting engineering blueprints, fabricating metal components or structures, and performing quality checks on finished products. The Welder will also be required to set up fabricating machines and design custom templates. Education, Knowledge, Competencies & Skills Required: Previous work experience as a Metal Fabricator/Welder. AWS Certification and advanced welding experience. Advanced knowledge of engineering design and manufacturing procedures. Ability to read and interpret engineering blueprints. Proficiency with metal fabrication tools including sheers, rollers, flame cutters and drill presses. Advanced mathematical and engineering skills. Ability to lift and manipulate large metal objects. Ability to stand for long periods of time.
Primary Duties:
Reading and interpreting engineering blueprints.
Constructing base templates if necessary.
Measuring and marking out cutting and bending lines.
Setting up metalwork machinery including rollers, drill presses, flame cutters, brakes, and shears.
Double-checking design specifications before commencing with cutting work.
Fabricating and constructing metal components.
Grinding and finishing completed products.
Performing quality checks on completed products.
Conforming with state and company safety regulations.
Completing job reports4-Horn Trench & Shoring is an Equal Opportunity Company.
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