Welder I - Sub Welder - Day Shift

Description As a Welder I – Sub Welder, you will develop foundational welding and fabrication skills while performing sub-weld operations. You will learn to set up welding equipment, locate and interpret fabrication prints, measure and position components, perform common weld types, prepare and fit parts, identify weld discontinuities, and complete weld repairs. Key Responsibilities Set up welding equipment to required specifications, including changing welding gas and wire as needed. Access, read, and interpret sub-weld fabrication prints to determine weld type, location, and length. Measure components accurately using standard inches and metric millimeters. Use levels and squares to verify component location, fit-up, and alignment to specification. Perform common welding applications, including fillet welds and short vertical-down welds. Tack, bevel, fit, and prepare components for welding operations. Clean and finish welds and sub-weldments according to established requirements. Locate and identify materials required for assigned production jobs. Identify common weld discontinuities and recognize weld conditions requiring correction. Fit up legs and ends with limited assistance as proficiency increases. Identify missing components and follow established processes to obtain replacement parts. Verify sheet-metal dimensions and part numbers prior to use. Perform weld repairs associated with sub-welding operations. Operate crane equipment after completing required training and certification to position sub-weld components. Complete required production documentation and work sign-off processes. Perform assigned sub-welding operations within established takt-time requirements. Safely operate crane equipment after completing required training. Maintain awareness of forklift and crane operations and follow designated aisles, work zones, and storage areas. Safely operate power and hand tools, measuring devices, and work-center equipment, and maintain proper tool storage in accordance with 5S requirements. Use required welding PPE, including welding helmets, gloves, aprons, and other work-center-specific protective equipment. Provide flexible support across all production areas as needed. Work safely around forklifts, cranes, production aisles, work zones, and material storage areas. Understand and follow established quality standards and workmanship requirements. Requirements Education: High School Diploma/GED required Certifications: D1.1 Flat certification within 30 days of starting position Experience: 1-3 years trade training/experience as a MIG welder and one year of continuous experience in a manufacturing environment required Reading Ability: Must be able to read and understand English Skills Ability to follow verbal and written work instructions and established procedures. Basic proficiency in welding, fit-up, and fabrication techniques. Ability to set and adjust welding equipment to required specifications, including changing wire and gas as needed. Ability to read and interpret basic fabrication prints, including weld type, location, and length. Basic computer skills for locating and accessing electronic fabrication prints. Ability to accurately measure components using standard and metric measurements. Ability to use levels and squares to verify component positioning and alignment. Ability to perform basic weld types, including fillet and short vertical-down welds. Ability to tack, bevel, fit, clean, and prepare components for welding. Ability to safely use and properly store power and hand tools, clamps, fixtures, grinders, vice grips, and other work-center equipment. Basic ability to identify weld discontinuities and perform routine sub-weld repairs. Ability to locate required materials, identify missing components, and follow established processes to obtain replacement parts. Ability to complete required production documentation and work sign-offs. Ability to safely operate crane equipment after completing required training and certification. Understanding of welding PPE, shop safety, material-handling awareness, and 5S requirements. Ability to safely work around forklifts, cranes, and other material-handling equipment. Ability to complete assigned work within established production and takt-time requirements as proficiency develops. Ability to work effectively with experienced welders while developing independent welding skills. Ability to lift and handle parts weighing up to 40 pounds and work with team members to handle larger parts. Ability to obtain D1.1 Flat certification within 30 days of starting the position. Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, lift and/or move up to 40 lbs., bend, use hands, and fingers for 8 + hours. (Overtime may be required) Medical, dental & vision 401(k) with company match company-paid life insurance 10 paid holidays wellness program & health club reimbursement safety shoe & glasses reimbursement discretionary annual bonus #J-18808-Ljbffr Hennig