Welder C - Nights Telecom

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While working under the direct supervision of the Production Supervisor and the assigned lead person, the Welder C performs production within prescribed codes and according to prescribed procedures, specifications, and drawings.

• Manually positions pole assembly in pole rollers into proper position for welding
• Reads and interprets drawings (including weld symbols) and specifications to determine proper location of attachments, as well as weld size and configuration.
• Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides feet, inches, fractions, and decimals. Uses tables to convert fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions.
• Adjusts welding machines to achieve desired results within parameters of established welding procedures. Frequently pushes, pulls, and lifts up to 50 pounds.
• Uses oxy‑fuel torch to pre‑heat parts to be welded in accordance with published welding codes and specifications.
• Uses GMAC or FCAW welding process to weld small components or assemblies in 1G and 2F positions.
• Understands company‑specific welding procedures.
• Tack welds and/or finish welds to required production levels.
• Wears protective equipment, including safety glasses, insulated welding gloves, leather sleeves and/or cape, and welding hood.
• Works in confined areas at various locations on the small pole assembly line as necessary to weld components described above.
• Uses chipping hammer, wire brush, motorized grinders, and motorized wire brush at various times to clean welded areas.
• Uses pneumatic drills and magnetic drills to drill various sizes of holes on pole assembly as required by drawings and specifications.
• Visually inspects his/her work to identify material discrepancies and to ensure that welds have been completed satisfactorily in compliance with applicable drawings and specifications.
• Uses overhead cranes to transport and move material. Overhead crane training will be required.
• Uses a weld gauge to measure weld size, standard and metric.
• Reads and interprets work orders and daily production schedules.
• Corrects labor reporting in MES system to ensure operations are complete.
• Assists fitter in assembling pole assembly when needed. Uses measuring tape, level, square, and angle finder to measure distances and angles.
• Uses oxy‑fuel cutting torch and plasma‑arc torch for cutting steel.
• Operates assembly line cart system to move tubular shafts into position for cutting on band saw and for fitting. Operates band saw for cutting tubular shafts according to specifications.
• Maintains a clean work area.
• Properly welds and assembles poles according to the specified welding process.
• Produces quality work in a timely manner.
• Works safely according to OSHA standards, including wearing the proper PPE to accomplish tasks.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred.
• AWS Certification required for specific welding operations.
• Must have passed Welder Trainee certification and be AWS certified in MIG welding to meet MT and UT inspection quality assurance.
• Basic shop mathematical aptitude and ability to thrive in a deadline‑driven environment.
• Proficient in reading complex prints and specifications.
• Verbally communicate in English language.
• Must possess adequate dexterity and stamina to sustain expected production effectively.
• Knowledge and awareness of the safety issues related to each operation performed within…