Welder - Underfill - Tonopah

welders plan and lay out projects and join metal components of different compositions together using gas welding, arc welding, soldering, and brazing processes to fabricate, strengthen, and/or repair a wide variety of components, equipment, and fixtures. Completion of an approved welding apprenticeship training program; or an equivalent combination of education and experience as described above. The department of transportation is seeking to fill a welder 1 (underfill for a welder
2) located in tonopah, nv. Working knowledge of methods, procedures, tools, and equipment used in ac/dc arc, tig, mig, inner shield, air arc, and acetylene welding; composition, properties, and characteristics of different ferrous metals, nonferrous metals and alloys, fluxes, and other materials used in welding; mathematics sufficient to lay out and design patterns, templates, and jigs. General knowledge of metallurgy;

health and safety regulations applicable to the trade. Skill in safely operating and maintaining tools and equipment used in welding; ac/dc arc, tig, mig, inner shield and acetylene welding, brazing, and soldering; straightening and shaping metal. Ability to: complete written work orders, supply requisitions, and document specifications; read and interpret welding and metallurgy manuals, welding symbols, and blueprints; work independently and follow through on assignments with minimal direction;

inspect assignments and determine the best welding or repair procedure.

Note:

this recruitment may be used to underfill a welder
2. Incumbent may progress to the next level after meeting the minimum qualifications, satisfactory performance, and with approval of the appointing authority.
*** this recruitment may close without further notice depending on the number of applications received. Applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible***

• methods, procedures, tools, and equipment used in ac/dc arc, tig, mig, innershield, air arc, and acetylene welding; composition, properties, and characteristics of different ferrous metals, nonferrous metals and alloys, fluxes, and other materials used in welding; mathematics sufficient to lay out and design patterns, templates, and jigs.

• metallurgy; health and safety regulations applicable to the trade.

• safely operating and maintaining tools and equipment used in welding; ac/dc arc, tig, mig, innershield and acetylene welding, brazing, and soldering; straightening and shaping metal.

• complete written work orders, supply requisitions, and document specifications; read and interpret welding and metallurgy manuals, welding symbols, and blueprints; work independently and follow through on assignments with minimal direction; inspect assignments and determine the best welding or repair procedure.