Fitter Welder

Skills and Abilities

Welder Level 3 (Fitter Welder)

· Maintains AWS certification.

· Reads and interpret complex drawings for dimensions, tolerances, notes, weld sequencing and weld symbology.

· Able to fully read, interpret, and apply all Weld Proceedure Specifications (WPS).

· Expert in multi-pass Fux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and/or Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) in all weld progressions.

· Proficient in weld preparation using grinders, bevelers, plasma, gougers, and oxygen-Acetylene flame cutting.

· Skilled in pre-bow techniques to support flatness requirements of welded products.

· Skilled in the use of oxygen-acetylene torch techniques to support the removal of bow or twist in welded products.

· Expert in the repair of all weld defects.

· Expert in troubleshooting and resolving issues where equipment, wire, or gases are weld defects.

· Expert in the use of weld gauges, tape measures, squares, levels, protractors, calipers, and GO/NO-GO gauges to perform the fitting and welding of their work, and the training and inspection of Level 1, and Level 2 welders.

· Expert in the use of electric, air power, and hand tools for the finishing of weldments.

· Able to competently perform internal maintenance on all individual and robotic welding equipment.

· Able to support in the design, creation, and testing of weld fixtures.

· Supports new WPS creation and weld testing for new processes.

· Able to train and assist Level 1 and 2 welders as needed or requested by their superior.

· Maintains a clean and organized work area during shift and performs end of shift clean-up activities to put away tools, equipment, materials, and supplies, cleaning machines, sweeping floor, and throwing out trash.

· Performs any other duties or activities required by supervisors and managers.

· Follows all company policies and safety guidelines.

Eyesight Requirement

Must be able to read a Jager Level 2 eye chart from 16 inches, with or without the use of prescriptive lenses.

Taking Pride in Your Workmanship

Pride in workmanship means consistently striving to produce the best possible results. For welders, this involves attention to detail, following best practices, and maintaining a strong work ethic. Taking pride in your work helps ensure that each weld meets or exceeds industry standards, reflects professionalism, and contributes to the overall success of the project. When welders take pride in what they do, it shows in the quality and appearance of their work, building trust with employers, and colleagues.

First-Time-Through Quality Mindset

Adopting a "first time through" quality mindset means aiming to get every weld right the first time, without needing rework or corrections. This approach minimizes errors, reduces waste, and saves time and resources. By carefully planning each task, double-checking materials and settings, and maintaining focus throughout the process, welders can prevent mistakes and deliver consistent, high-quality results.

Accurate Job Reporting

Operators are responsible for clocking in and out on jobs and posting quantities accurately. This accountability ensures proper labor tracking, supports production planning, and maintains transparency throughout the manufacturing process.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $ $29.00 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

Salary : $29