Welder - Manufacturing
airline hydraulicsBensalem (PA)
About the role
Responsible for the manufacture of hydraulic machinery from drawings. Must be capable of performing the following duties: Read hydraulic and electrical circuit and general arrangement drawings. Understand a bill of material and its relationship to a drawing. Layout and assemble hydraulic components using hand-held tools. Fabricate tubing, piping, and hose assemblies using hand-held and bench-mounted equipment. Drill and tap holes using hand-held and bench-mounted power tools. Weld carbon steel and stainless-steel plates and piping. Assist in testing all manufactured assemblies. Relies on instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Primary job functions do not typically require exercising independent judgment. Reports to the Shop Foreman.
Requirements:
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- High school diploma or graduate equivalency diploma (GED)2-5 years of experience reading hydraulic, electrical circuit, and general arrangement drawings and bills of material
- Welding experience is required. The successful candidate must pass a welding test.
- A valid driver's license is required if the employee will be transporting goods by car or truck
- Onsite training is required to perform job duties that involve operating and/or using tools, machinery, or equipment
Benefits:
Medical/Dental/Vision/Disability effective first of the month after the hire datePTO accrual begins upon hire Referral bonuses 100% employee-owned plus 401k with company match
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