Sheet Metal Fabricator

Benefits

• $1,000 signing bonus
• Generous pay and benefit package that includes:
• 401(k) with company match
• Onsite fitness center
• Employee-only medical coverage $2,500 deductible ($36.31 per week)
• Company-paid employee dental plan, life insurance, and short-term disability
• Medical plan option: employee pays $0.00 premium for $5,000 deductible medical plan
• Long-term disability, life insurance buy up to guarantee issue of $100,000
• Legal Shield
• Accident and critical illness insurance
• $100.00 annual work boot allowance
• $100.00 prescription safety glasses allowance

• TIG welding on stainless steel and aluminum as required
• Complete finish processes to customer specification (Class A – Class
  
  D)
• Keep work area clean, neat and orderly
• Perform daily maintenance and safety checks
• Maintain a log of preventive maintenance on a daily/weekly schedule according to manufacturer’s recommendations
• Alert supervisor of any maintenance or repairs that require outside services
• Notify the supervisor of any problems and suggested changes that will allow jobs to run more efficiently
• Operate spot welder as required, operate stud welder as required, operate rolling equipment as required

• Standing and/or sitting for long periods of time, 6-8 hours per day, walking, stooping, bending and reaching
• Frequently lifting manually and/or moving material up to 50 pounds
• Use of hands to handle, control, or feel objects and tools
• Repetitive movement
• Hold the arm and hand in one position or hold the hand steady while moving the arm for long periods of time
• Use one or two hands to grasp, move, or assemble objects
• Normal exposure to production/manufacturing environment subject to dust, metal shavings, machinery oil, and powder coating- and occasional office environment

• Three plus years TIG welding experience
• Ability to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form
• Blueprint reading skills
• Identify material types and gauges
• Basic understanding of metallurgy for material used
• Read job specifications to determine machine adjustments
• Read tape measure and dial caliper
• Convert decimals and fractions related to what shows on the Job Traveler/blueprints
• Ability to understand and compensate for material shrinkage and expansion associated with welding processes
• Layout, fit, weld, and finish parts with minimal or no supervision according to customer specifications in the allocated time
• Measure work-piece dimensions throughout the fabrication operation to assure quality and that the process is repeatable
• Design or recommend tooling, jigs, and fixtures to perform jobs more efficiently
• Certified to Prescott Welding standards

• Verify material type on first piece
• Verify material thickness on first piece
• Check for any material defects or damage
• Verify grain direction if applicable on first piece
• Verify orientation all pieces
• Verify post weld outside dimensions on all pieces that are not fixed
• Verify lead in dimensions to cutouts and holes on all pieces that are not fixed
• Verify quantity