Welder

Work under the direction of a Supervisor to weld parts together with various methods, best suited for each job.

• Read blueprints/specifications.
• Adjust machine heat settings for material and thickness.
• Determine proper weld filler rod, or wire diameter.
• MIG weld per process.
• TIG weld per process.
• Continually check parts with hand tools and weld fixtures for cosmetic appearance of the weld.
• Make weld fixtures for new parts and prototypes.

• Complete related paperwork (move tickets, quality check sheets, router information).
• Clean up work area and the end of each shift.
• Communicate job information to the succeeding shift.
• Communicate problems and improvement ideas to the Team Leader.
• Perform preventive maintenance on welding machine.
• Perform maintenance work on welding equipment and fixtures.
• Perform any other incidental functions related to the classification and those created by changes in methods, procedures, or equipment.

Read, understand and follow written and oral instructions. Frequent physical functions; walk, bend, push, pull, grasp, and other unnatural positions. Physical effort required for frequent lifting, up to 50 lbs., on a regular daily basis.

Observe Great Lakes Manufacturing work and attendance rules and safety practices, including the use of safety glasses with side shields, safety shoes, and hand protection.

Entry level

Full-time

Management and Manufacturing