ALUMINUM WELDER II

Description

Are you impatient but pretty much take charge when you're the expert on something? Do you need to get things right and will let others know when they aren't? When given something new to learn or research, are you like a bulldog trying to get all the facts? Would you rather just do things yourself because no one can do it better than you? Do you like being the in-house expert on stuff you know about?

If this sounds like you, then we need to talk...

Frazer, a leading builder of emergency medical vehicles, is currently seeking an Aluminum Welder to join our team. The Aluminum Welder at Frazer reports to the Aluminum Assembly Production Supervisor, and is responsible for quickly and accurately reading blueprints, carefully aligning and clamping together aluminum and steel components in jigs, and then welding components together to meet engineering weld specifications. Aluminum Welder must also be proficient with various hand tools to assist the aluminum assembly team with whatever tasks are needed while building ambulance modules to meet production goals for customers.

This position is expected to actively live out Frazer Core Values while working with Frazer employees, vendors, and customers to help achieve team, department, and corporate goals. Responsible for learning and reinforcing safe and proper work procedures while actively following Frazer Safety programs and other policies outlined in the Employee Handbook.

What Does a Week in the Life of the Aluminum Welder Look Like?

1. Weld all types of metals, set and maintain welding machines and weld vertical, horizontal and overhead. This includes practical knowledge of Mig and Tig welding procedures (all positions) as well as full-steam and spot weld materials (primarily aluminum).
2. Lay out, position, align, cut, shape, install, and weld together various aluminum components/parts to make aluminum body modules.
3. Operate, set up, and maintain welding machines (tip, liner changes, etc.) and other miscellaneous equipment.
4. Make minor repairs to equipment by using welding techniques and appropriate welding equipment.
5. Cut, form, grind and layout materials, then assemble using welding, gluing or other fastening techniques.
6. Weld, bolt, clamp, screw, rivet, staple, glue, caulk, seal, tape and use other fastening means as needed to secure parts in position.
7. Read and understand blueprints, instructions and service manuals as well as verbal instructions, and related literature to accomplish required jobs.
8. Adhere to established company policies and procedures paying special attention to safety regulations. While adhering to 6S standards and procedures.
9. Perform other related duties and responsibilities as required.

Required Education and Experience:

• Minimum of high school diploma or GED.
• Must be detail oriented and prior aluminum modular assembly experience helpful
• Must be able to work as part of a team and independently.
• Must be able to pass a post-offer drug screen.

What's it like to be a part of the Frazer Family?

Frazer is a fast-paced company that is creating some of the most innovative vehicles in the world. You'll find a unique team of individuals who continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in the Healthcare and EMS space. A diverse team, a great culture, and a positive work environment are just some of the things that make working at Frazer so rewarding.

What Kind of Employees Thrive at Frazer?

Frazer is a company with a diverse group of employees from all over the world. Frazer welcomes employees with all types of backgrounds, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. If you are hard working, honest and drug-free, you will love working at Frazer.

Safety & Drug Policy

Employee health and safety is a priority here at Frazer. We're committed to providing a safe, secure and productive environment for our Frazer family.

To help with this, we perform thorough background checks during the hiring process for all candidates. Convictions will not disqualify you from employment at Frazer, but failure to tell us about it up front will. Also, Frazer has a zero tolerance drug use policy and you must pass a pre-employment drug screen. If you can't pass it, we're not the place for you.

A True Culture

Frazer is a company that relies on its core values and the drive of its people. With a focus on longevity and employee success, Frazer welcomes its employees to push the envelope and drive improvement across all aspects of the company. At Frazer, you can unleash your potential!

Employee Driven Benefits

At Frazer, we take pride in listening to what our employees want in benefits. With our "What You Want" committee, we've come up with a unique set of employee benefits and designed them around our culture.

• Weekly paycheck, so you can shop every Friday!
• Health Care Insurance
• Dental Benefit options
• 401k plan with a company match!
• Disability Insurance
• Paid Time Off that begins accruing your first day of employment
• Ten paid company holidays and ability to take time off during company shut down from Christmas to New Year's Day!
• Self-serve micromarket on site for lunch and snack choices
• Flexible Work Schedules
• Professional development and skills training
• Free Life Skills Training such as financial wellness classes

How Performance is Evaluated

Communication and collaboration are key at Frazer and we encourage an environment filled with positive feedback and constructive criticism, to unleash your potential for real professional growth! We use things like self-evaluations, group reviews, and quarterly check-ins to help define a clear path to success. You will also have an opportunity to give feedback to peers to help them to grow in their roles as well.

Skills (to Pay the Bills)

Here's a list of a few competencies that the Aluminum Welder at Frazer should have...

• Dependable person who follows instructions, responds to directions, and takes responsibility for their own actions.
• Prioritize work according to the needs of the department.
• Balance team and individual responsibilities.

Software Knowledge

Also, here are a few software packages that the Aluminum Welder would eventually need to be versed in. Don't worry . . . we expect some on-the-job training.

• Google G-Suite (Gmail, Documents, Drive, Spreadsheets, etc.)
• UKG (HRIS)

Oh, and $alary

Of course, we didn't forget the salary... Frazer offers competitive pay and this role will start with a salary between $18.00 - $26.00 per hour depending on education, certifications, and experience.

Work Schedule


The Aluminum Welder will work Monday to Friday 5:00 AM - 1:30 PM. afternoon/evening/weekend hours may be required as needed. Work schedules may change to accommodate production needs.

Application Process

If this sounds like a great opportunity to you, visit our website to complete the following steps:

1. Online application
2. Resume and optional cover letter
3. Culture Index Survey- as part of our process, please take this short survey (5-12 minutes to complete) on a computer, tablet, or laptop NOT a smart phone. It does not always function properly on smart phones and is difficult to see. Also, please take the survey in your native/first language (there are multiple choices besides English in the drop down menu if needed).
4. WOTC Questionnaire- Frazer participates in the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) program, which is a federal program designed to encourage the hiring of members of certain demographic groups that typically have more difficulty securing and retaining employment. While this is optional, we encourage you to answer the following questions, completely and honestly, your answers will be kept confidential and will have no effect on your job opportunity or any benefits you or your family may be receiving.

We look forward to hearing from you!