1st Shift Hand Welder

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Welds components for hydraulic cylinders, rods, and tubes according to specifications. Responsibilities include fixture setup, tacking, welding, maintaining weld and component quality, using computer programs, and performing cleaning and maintenance.

• Welds components for hydraulic cylinders, rods, and tubes.
• Keeps welding spatter to a minimum, using spatter guards and/or protectors as appropriate.
• Removes spatter with manual or power equipment, as necessary.
• Monitors and corrects weld defects (cold lap, porosity, undercut, etc.).
• Enters required information into the computer.
• Completes routing sheets according to the next required process.
• Directs part overruns to correct location(s).
• Washes all components before welding.
• Completes welding processes according to production standards.
• Sets up tack fixtures according to production standards.
• Performs daily maintenance and clean up.
• May be required to operate a welding robot as needed by the department.
• Is a productive member of his/her department and adheres to all Rosenboom policies, including safety requirements/procedures, to ensure a safe working environment for all Rosenboom employees.
• Habits of good attendance and punctuality are an essential responsibility of all Rosenboom job positions.

• High school diploma or GED, preferred.
• Related post‑secondary training and/or experience, preferred.
• Applies common‑sense understanding to basic work processes.
• Carries out detailed written, oral, or diagrammed instructions.
• Reads and interprets sketches and prints.
• Demonstrates a working understanding and practical application of shop math (fractions, percentages, ratio and proportion, practical algebra, geometric construction, and essentials of trigonometry required to interpret prints and produce quality parts).
• Analyzes problems common to welding and identifies the root cause.
• Measures components and assemblies to verify conformance to the print (tape measure, scale, caliper).
• Demonstrates working knowledge of gases and power sources used in the welding process.

• Applies common sense understanding to basic work processes.
• Carries out detailed written, oral, or diagrammed instructions.
• Reads and interprets sketches and prints.
• Demonstrates a working understanding and practical application of shop math.
• Analyzes problems common to welding and identifies the root cause.
• Measures components and assemblies to verify conformance to the print.
• Demonstrates working knowledge of gases and power sources used in the welding process.

• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Life insurance
• Employee assistance program

EOE—Veterans, Disabilities