Welder 1st Shift

1st Shift, M-F, 4:00am-12:30pm Job Summary Responsible for manual MIG welding of production parts and/or TIG repair of rework parts while maintaining required quality and quantity standards. Essential Functions Training and certification required to operate welders or exhaust fabricating equipment. Check safety controls for proper operation. Checks for correct operator instructions. Produce parts by loading and positioning component(s) into the weld fixture and welding components together in all methods/equipment (i.e. rotisserie, y-pipe, etc.). Inspect visually for obvious defects or as specified by operator instructions. Notify line leader, set up personnel or supervisor when defects exceed acceptable limits and any major incident of equipment malfunction. Keep count of completed product on each run and record and dispose of defective product in designated manner. If required, pack parts into designated container and record information in line with QS9000 labeling and/or packing instructions. Adhere to and stay abreast of all company policies. Maintain a clean and safe working environment in line with company policies. Work overtime on an as needed basis. Commit to the corporate goals, mission and vision. Demonstrate commitment to the highest ethical standards and willingness to adhere to Faurecia’s Code of Ethics and Code of Management. Work daily and weekly overtime. Submit at least one continuous improvement per year. Additional Responsibilities When line is down, may clean and paint equipment, clean and seal floors, or paint lines around equipment. Active participation in work teams. May be assigned to cut up scrap. Manually or by hand truck move materials, supplies, and finished goods to designated places in the facility. May be assigned to count parts, write tickets or audit during inventory. May be assigned to other job duties as requested. Physical Requirements Exposed to heat in the summer and cold in the winter. Job involves lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, exerts 25 to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and exerts up to 10 to 20 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Requires pushing, pulling, reaching, standing, walking, and bending. High mental and visual effort required. Job Qualifications and Hazards High School Diploma or equivalent. Vocational or trade school preferred. Possesses good communication skills demonstrated by the ability to communicate with employees at all levels. Must pass pre-employment skill-oriented certification testing and lab testing of welded product. Steel-toed shoes required in production area due to physical hazards from moving equipment, machine parts, and product. Safety glasses required in production area due to dust, oils, and cutting fluids. Gloves required in production work due to exposure to oils and cutting fluids. Ear protection required in production area due to high noise levels from machines. Work involves considerable bending and twisting. Considerable glare emits from work, requiring wearing of additional personal protective equipment, i.e. weld helmet (over safety glasses), weld jacket, weld sleeves, and weld gloves. Exposed to moderate burns and exposed to flying objects such as weld slag and sparks. Exposed to weld fumes and dust.

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