Utility Operator, Welding

A Day In The Life

• Operator will be required to set-up, operate, and to adjust machines and equipment in order to produce a good quality product. Examples of machines and equipment are, but not limited to, thread cutter, thread roller, drill press, pedestal grinder, disc grinder, conveyor, stapler, boxer, and other departmental equipment.
• Processes performed will be, but not limited to, inspecting, gauging, counting, deburring, grinding, drilling, tapping, painting, boxing, chamfering, thread cutting and thread rolling.
• Operator must have the ability to read and interpret drawings, routing sheets and have the ability to satisfactorily use calipers, gages, etc. and perform SPC as required.
• Operator may be required to make visual inspections, separate parts, record production, record scrap, keep required production records, and other operations as required.
• Operator will be required to furnish own hand tools.
• Operator will be required to maintain machines, equipment and work area in a clean and orderly manner.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to sit and/or stand and perform repetitive work for a minimum of eight hours.
• Ability to walk, hear, see and have full use of both hands.
• Ability to lift 50 lbs. from floor to waist and waist to floor.
• Ability to lift 90 lbs. from knee level to machine and back to knee level.
• These physical requirements are generalities and work may occasionally exceed the specified levels.