ARC Welder

About the role

Operate and program robotic arc welding systems to weld a variety of parts of steel plates, angles, and sheet metals of various gauges to produce both sub-assemblies and completed assemblies of company products. Program robotic welding system using proven welding techniques; i.e. gun angle, weld sequence and part-fixture relationship. Assemble parts into fixtures, secure by clamping or bolting into position for welding.

Select voltage, amperage and wire feed settings to produce weldments for quality requirements. Program the necessary robot and position movements to tape for optimum efficiency. Check and verify program, correct as needed during proving cycle. Complete welds with hand gun which require further welding or touch-up.

Perform chipping, scraping or grinding to clean finished welds, remove spatter, etc. Responsible for inspection of parts, SPC, TPM, teamwork, accuracy, inventory control duties as required, total quality, employee involvement, cost reductions, and training new operators. Maintain necessary records. Move materials as necessary in the performance of duties.

Detect and report improper operation, faulty equipment, defective materials and unusual conditions to proper supervision. Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition. Follow prescribed safety rules and regulations. Perform other duties as required or directed.

• Hours: 1st shift - 6:30am - 3:00pm
• 3rd shift - 10 pm -6:30 am
• Payroll
• 14.45 +.50 shift differential

OT mandatory plus Weekends when required.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Arc Welding Required.
• Good Work History.
• GED or HS Diploma Required.
• Pre=employment testing required.