Welder I

General WelderThe General Welder will operate various types of welding equipment in both SAL and MAL. This will include low voltage welding, welding on stainless and mild steel covers, using the robotic welder.In this function you will:Use weld fabrication equipment including: oxy-acetylene torch, plasma arc torch, tig-welder, mig-welders, stick electrode welder, grinders, drills and any other special tooling that may be required.Use the manual robotic welder.Work from basic prints, computer readouts, written and verbal instructions and material lists using judgment when complete prints are not available.Operate various types of material handling equipment including: bridge crane, jib crane, and manually operated hand trucks when necessary.Put both weld-on and bolt-on covers to units – giving them a pressure test using air and soap.Low voltage welding and mild and stainless steel cover welding.Use care and coordinate hand and eye on seam welds to get proper and uniform build-up for good appearing welds.Work in Transformer assembly positions as needed.Welder works in all positions; standing, kneeling, squatting, laying and bending. Some parts are heavy, awkward to handle and require mechanical powered devices to lift position and move them. Welder is subjected to smoke, fumes, flash burns, cuts and burns to hands and body.Complete other duties as assigned.Qualifications - External Required (Basic) Qualifications:High School Diploma or GED (General Education Degree) from an accredited institution.Minimum of one (1) year manufacturing experience or a technical diploma in welding.Ability to pass Eaton weld test.Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship, now or in the future.No relocation is being offered for this role. All candidates considered must live within 50 miles of the Waukesha, WI facility. Active Duty Military Service member candidates are exempt from the geographical area limitation.