Welder Level 1
natural gas solutions north americaOlean (NY)
About the role
Job Description
Role Summary/Purpose:
A Level I tack welder uses several short bursts of heat from equipment to create a temporary weld between two metal joints. It works through the same process as creating a full weld but is used only for temporary joints. Job responsibilities are not limited to tack welding.
Essential Responsibilities:
- Qualified as a tack welder
- Demonstration of the ability to safely use grinders and hand tool
- Tack welding of sub-assemblies
- Test products or subassemblies for functionality or quality
- Troubleshoot problems with equipment, devices, or products
- Build product subassemblies or final assemblies
- Prepare and assemble materials
- Set up and operate production equipment/tooling in accordance with current manufacturing practices and standard operating procedures
- Maintain accurate inventory of job materials
- Provide production, progress, or changeover reports to shift supervisors
- Set up and verify the functionality of safety equipment
- Start up and shut down processing equipment
Adhere to all applicable regulations, policies, and procedures for health, safety, and environmental compliance.
Clean production equipment or work areas
Qualifications/Requirements: High School Diploma or GED.
Skills/Qualifications:
Documentation of welding Skills, Teamwork, Coordination, Organization, Planning, Time Management, Reporting Skills, Inventory Control, Data Entry Skills, Dependability, Basic understanding of welding processes.
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