About This Role
This role combines welding, machining, and assembly skills to create and test sub-assemblies based on engineering drawings and instructions. It suits a detail-oriented individual capable of working with various manual and CNC equipment in a manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
- Tig and weld mild steel and stainless steel in a NADCAP qualified facility
- Square up and weld various geometries of components with minimal supervision
- Understand various weld form symbols on engineering drawings and the size of fillet forms
- Work with both vertical and horizontal plane geometry, tack welding, and semi-automated autogenous fusion welding
- Understand basic edge preps before welding
- Demonstrate the ability to perform all welding operations as required by assembly procedure, drawing, or other written instructions
- Make basic set-ups and operate available machine tools
- Determine operational sequences, proper jigs, fixtures, and tools to be used
- Use all machinist’s hand tools and measuring instruments
- Be familiar with the machining of most materials
- Use advanced shop mathematics, including trigonometry
- Work from engineering drawings, schematics, work orders, and/or verbal instructions
- Use standard hand tools, such as screwdrivers and adjustable wrenches, and standard measuring equipment
- Set-up hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical test equipment, test gauges, voltmeters and amp meters, multimeters, etc.
- Test to engineering test procedures and record data on test reports
- Perform assembly, sub-assembly, and final assembly of various products
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent education
- Ability to read, write, and speak English
- Willingness to be trained for AWS welding certification or equivalent
- Ability to operate standard and specialized equipment to produce prototype and/or production parts
- Ability to perform standard shop computations, using technical math, geometry, and trigonometry
- In-depth knowledge of geometric dimensions and tolerances in both standard and metric systems
- Team-like mentality and willingness to work with a group
- Proficient use of manual and CNC lathes, milling machines, and grinders
- Proficient use of various production equipment including hydraulic presses, bead blaster, drill press, manual grinder, etc.
- Ability to work with various measuring instruments including micrometers, calipers, height gauges, etc.
- Ability to work with various electronic equipment including power supplies, multimeters, test gauges, etc.
- Familiarity with DC TIG welding equipment
