Robotic Welder - 2nd Shift

• Location 809 S HAMILTON ST,Sullivan, IL, ,United States
• Base Pay $20.40 / Hour
• Other Compensation $1.25/hr Shift Differential. Eligible For Monthly Production Bonus Up To $230
• Employee Type Full-Time Plant

Agri-Fab is a leader in the lawn and garden marketplace with shipments reaching around the globe. As successful as Agri-Fab has become, the core goal has not changed; provide a reliable source of employment for the community.

2nd Shift

Hours:

2:30- 11:00 PM

Pay:
Weekly pay, starting wage of $20.40/hr + $1.25/hr shift differential. Opportunity for monthly production bonus up to $230 a month.

Agri-Fab offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, vision, dental and pharmacy benefits. You will have company paid life insurance and 401K contribution once eligibility requirements are met. Agri-Fab offers affordable on-site childcare, two weeks of vacation time and 10 paid Holidays a year.

The Robotic Welder 3 o perates a Robotic Welder and repairs welds as needed. Sets up and operates manual or semi-automatic MIG welding equipment to weld or join metal components or to fill holes, indentations, or seams of fabricated metal products. May assist in training lower level welders.

Must meet the following requirements:

• 1. Complies with all rules and regulations of Agri-Fab, Inc. and actively contributes to workplace safety.
• 2. Interacts in a positive and cooperative manner in all dealings with co-workers and management.
• 3. Actively participates in training; stays current and in compliance with required annual safety training.
• 4. Supports manufacturing improvement programs and initiatives. Offers and helps implement improvement suggestions.
• 5. Maintains a clean, orderly and safe working environment; wears and utilizes all PPE required for each job.
• 6. Follows standard work and work instructions.
• 7. Displays a high degree of attention to detail.
• 8. Displays appropriate sense of urgency in communicating concerns (safety, quality, etc.).
• 9. Cross-trains in order to perform all tasks in job rotation.
• 10. Works overtime, including weekends and holidays, as required.

Required but not limited to

• 1. Performs basic equipment maintenance and daily safety checks as prescribed.
• 2. Mounts, installs, aligns, and secures tools, attachments or fixtures to machines using hand tools and precision measuring devices.
• 3. Sets up and operates hand and power tools common to welding.
• 4. Manually or with hoist or crane: loads, unloads, and adjusts placement in the machine of material and work pieces to be processed.
• 5. Monitors the fitting, burning, and welding processes to avoid overheating.
• 6. Following prescribed frequency, measures dimensions of finished work pieces to ensure conformance to specifications, using precision measuring instruments, templates, and fixtures.
• 7. Assures pieces and material received for processing and removed after processing are tagged with correct count and identification number, without multiple tags .
• 8. Maintains work area.
• 9. Meets or exceeds production rates and quality standards.

• 1. Level 2 welding certification:
  Groove Horizontal ¼” plates (bend test)
• 2. Measuring and Mathematical Skills
  • a. Accurately adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides.
  • b. Verifies parts using work instructions.
  • c. Successfully completes training or demonstrates proficiency in blueprint reading.
  • d. Produces accurate results when using precision measuring instruments.
• 3. Language Skills (Speaking and Writing)
  • a. Effectively communicates with coworkers and supervisors.
  • b. Writes clearly and legibly.
• 4. Basic Reasoning Skills
  • a. Applies common sense when following written and oral instructions.
  • b. Reads, interprets, and takes action on written instruction.
• 5.
  
  Physical Requirements and Manual Dexterity
  • a. Constant standing throughout shift, with occasional walking.
  • b. Frequent bending, lifting, and/or carrying throughout shift.
  • c. May lift up to 40 pounds on an intermittent basis.
  • d. Effective use of appropriate basic hand tools.

• 1. JDV 20.1
• 2. JDV 20.2
• 1. Subject to hot temperatures.
• 2. May be subject to loud working environment.
• 3. Skin may be exposed to oils and/or coolant.

• Name Stefany Tipsword
• Phone  x229
• Email