Welder Process Tech

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The Welder Process Technician reports to the Production Supervisor and serves as the technical resource for welding operations and is responsible for supporting, maintaining, troubleshooting, and continuously improving welding processes. This position trains and mentors welders, supports new product launches and builds, and works closely with Engineering, Quality, and Operations teams to ensure compliance with customer specifications and manufacturing standards. This position provides technical support to production welders, assists with changeovers and process validation, and ensures weld procedures and specifications are consistently followed.

Additionally, the This position is responsible for contributing to a safe work place and minimizing negative environmental impacts by complying with the EHS policies, procedures, and work instructions outlined in the EHSMS Training Assessment for this position.

• Provides day-to-day technical direction and support to welders while working in partnership with the Production Supervisor.
• Conducts welding processes including MIG/TIG of stainless-steel components in accordance with engineering drawings, WPS’s, and quality standards.
• Demonstrates ability to weld flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead. Fabricates, assembles, and repairs structural steel parts and assemblies.
• Sets a good example when handling materials, tools, set-up, and completing appropriate weld processes and inspections of all welds for accuracy, penetration, and quality to ensure specifications are met. This includes doing disposition and repair of product that does not meet weld specifications and escalating appropriately when defects are noted and in a timely manner.
• Troubleshoots welding process, equipment, tooling, fixture, and quality issues to minimize downtime and maintain production requirements.
• Communicates welding-related process concerns, quality issues, equipment status, and ongoing corrective actions across shifts and multiple departments to ensure continuity of operations and consistent process execution.
• Demonstrates ability to weld flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead and serves as the technical resource for production welders providing guidance on weld techniques, procedures, quality standard, and process improvements.
• Conducts root cause investigations and supports corrective and preventive actions related to welding defects, scrap, rework, equipment, and customer concerns.
• Leads and participates in Kaizen events, process improvement projects,…