NAP Sub Assembly Piper

Job Details

Job Location:

Legal Address - PRYOR, OK 74361

Position Type:
Full Time

Job Shift: Day

Job Title:

NAP Sub Assembly Piper

Department: 312:
Factory

Location:

RAE Corporation

Reports To:

Production Supervisor National Accounts Products

FLSA Status:
Hourly

RAE Corporation is a leading provider of innovative HVAC solutions, dedicated to delivering unparalleled quality and customer satisfaction. Our company values a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration, and employee empowerment. We are committed to fostering a positive work environment where every team member feels valued, heard, and supported.

The NAP Sub Assembly Piper occupies a foundational role within RAE Corporation’s refrigeration manufacturing operation. This position is responsible for the precision fabrication and assembly of piping sub-assemblies that feed directly into the main production line. The quality, consistency, and timeliness of each sub assembly directly impacts the efficiency of the entire assembly line operation. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, mechanically skilled, and capable of working at a steady production pace while maintaining strict adherence to engineering specifications, quality standards, and safety requirements.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Sub Assembly Fabrication

Fabricate and assemble copper piping sub assemblies in accordance with engineering drawings, bills of material, and manufacturing work instructions, ensuring all dimensions and specifications are met.

Cut, ream, deburr, and prepare piping and tubing materials to specified lengths and tolerances using handheld pipe cutters, tube saws, and cold saws.

Identify, match, and assemble correct components, fittings, valves, and hardware to each sub assembly per drawing specifications.

Stage completed sub assemblies in designated holding areas, to ensure smooth and timely delivery to the production line.

Soldering Operations

Perform both soft soldering and silver (hard) brazing operations on copper-to-copper, copper-to-brass, and copper-to-steel piping joints, fittings, and components used in refrigeration sub assemblies.

Properly clean, flux, and prepare all joint surfaces prior to soldering — including thorough removal of oxidation, burrs, and debris — to ensure sound metallurgical bonds and leak‑free connections.

Select the correct solder alloy and flux for each application, including silver brazing alloys (e.g., Sil‑Fos, Stay‑Silv) for high‑pressure refrigeration joints.

Apply torch heat evenly and at the correct temperature to achieve full solder flow and proper capillary penetration throughout the joint, avoiding overheating, cold joints, flux burn, or internal oxidation.

Purge refrigerant‑grade copper lines with dry nitrogen during brazing operations as required to prevent internal oxide scale formation that can damage refrigeration system components.

Visually inspect all completed solder and braze joints for full fill, smooth fillet formation, and absence of voids, pinholes, cracks, or excessive flux residue; rework any joints that do not meet quality standards before release.

Maintain torch equipment, tips, hoses, and fuel connections in safe, clean operating condition; report any deficiencies or leaks to maintenance immediately.

Adhere strictly to all fire safety protocols and housekeeping standards when operating open‑flame equipment.

Quality & Safety

Maintain a safe and clean working environment at all times by strictly complying with all company procedures, OSHA regulations, and facility safety policies.

Inspect all completed sub assemblies for dimensional accuracy, workmanship quality, and conformance to drawing specifications before releasing to the assembly line.

Identify and immediately communicate any quality concerns, non‑conforming materials, or drawing discrepancies to the supervisor or lead.

Wear all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times while in the production area, including…