ASME Welder (Class A and Class B)

Description

Pay Details

All successful candidates must pass an ASME weld test and Welder Class A or B will be determined based upon results.

Class A Welders

• Starting at $25.50
• Can go up to $28.00 after 90-day review
• $2000 Sign On Bonus
  
  

Class B Welders

• Starting at $23.50
• Can go up to $26.00 after 90-day review
• $1000 Sign On Bonus
  
  

The ASME Welder is responsible for the assembly and welding of custom bladder tanks, strainers, and valve products. These products require multiple components, of various custom engineered sizes that are welded with Mig, Flux Core, Tig and Sub Arc in accordance with ASME codes. Welds are required to be watertight. This position requires a strong attention to detail with a high level of craftsmanship.

Primary Responsibilities

• Lead by example with a Safety First mindset in every task
• Weld products that preform strictly within defined pressure ranges and tolerances according to ASME codes.
• Complete assignments based on production needs.
• Understand procedures and processes for department.
• Work with colleagues in Production, Materials, Engineering and other plant functions to achieve production, quality, and on-time delivery goals.
• Make adjustments to machines, tools and conduct minor maintenance on machines and tools in accordance to maintenance schedule and specifications.
• Participate in maintaining a high-quality manufacturing environment. Contribute suggestions that will improve products, and processes which in turn deliver quality and production.
• Complete all necessary paperwork and documentation neatly and accurately.
• Verify workmanship quality by conducting tests to evaluate weld quality and tolerance.
• Follow company process standards, procedures and company policies on the shop floor including PPE use, proper part handling, sound equipment set-ups, daily equipment PM and 5S.
• Additional duties as assigned
  
  

Requirements

Required

• 2+ years of welding experience
• Must pass an ASME weld test
• Proven ability to safely operate a forklift (must be certified)
• Familiarity with welding tools and procedures
• Familiarity with engineering blueprints and schematics
• Prior experience with material handling in a manufacturing environment
  
  

Preferred

• Formal training and certification a plus
  
  

Physical Requirements

The following physical activities are essential to successfully perform this job:

• Standing/Walking: Up to 6 hours per shift
• Lifting/Carrying: Regular lifting of materials up to 50 lbs
• Bending/Stooping/Kneeling: Frequent throughout shift
• Reaching/Manual Dexterity: Frequent use of hands and arms for tool operation and assembly work
• Vision/Hearing/Communication: Clear vision and hearing required for safety and effective communication
• Pushing/Pulling/Climbing: Periodic pushing or pulling of equipment or materials; occasional ladder use
  
  

Reasonable Accommodation

The employer will provide reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities, to enable them to perform essential job functions, unless doing so would create an undue hardship.

Work Environment

This position is based in a welding and fabrication facility with exposure to typical industrial shop conditions. The environment may include:

• Exposure to heat, sparks, smoke, and fumes from welding operations
• Moderate to loud noise levels from machinery and tools
• Must be willing and able to work outside in a manufacturing / warehouse environment with varying temperatures
• Must wear personal protective equipment (PPE)