Industrial Welder

Heartland Fabrication • Full-time • Brownsville, PA, US • $18 - $35 / hour • 2m ago

Job Description:

Fabricates and repairs material by using the appropriate welding processes and techniques in the vertical, horizontal and overhead positions. Welding is done utilizing the SMAW (stick), GMAW (MIG), FCAW (flux-core) and SAW (submerged arc) processes when necessary as called out by the drawing.

Starting Pay:

$18 - $35/hr

Hourly, based on experience.

Current Status:

Hiring -

Industrial Welder

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Perform tack welds working with a fitter
Perform tack welds on work that has already been laid out
Perform tack welds or continuous welds in the flat position using a wire feeder or a welding rod as directed
Perform vertical fillet welds as directed by supervision
Does not require knowledge of all welding techniques
Ability to follow verbal and or written instructions
Ability to establish working relationships with other employees and supervisors
Ability to work independently and in a team setting
Acceptable attendance, following the established Company policies
Additional tasks and duties as assigned, to support and improve the overall team operations
Please note overtime is an essential function of this position

WELDER 2

Essential Duties as above
Certified to an intermediate level of skill and knowledge to ensure mechanical strength on diversified assemblies and parts
Select and set-up welding equipment and inspect their welds to ensure compliance to standards and specifications
Knowledge of weld symbols and corresponding specification requirements is essential
MIG welding and Stick welding capability in all positions is a requisite.

Skill Factors:

Ability to weld in the horizontal, vertical and overhead positions using MIG and Stick type welding
Set-up appropriate weld machines using knowledge of weld machine settings in conjunction with weld symbols shown on drawing.
Weld tacks, fillets and butts in all positions at production rate.
Knowledge of all related welding safety issues is a requirement.
Ability to inspect welds to determine that they meet standards and/or specifications a must.

Work Conditions:

Environment is that of a heavy industrial worksite.
Outdoor elements are a factor.
Exposure to air particles, such as dust, chemical (paint, oil, gas, diesel fumes) and weld smoke
Exposure to loud, penetrating noises in some work areas
Proper personal protective equipment is required at all times, such as metatarsal boots, ear plugs/ear muffs, safety glasses, pants, hard hats and possible respirator use