Welder - Aluminum TIG - Night Shift

Welder - Aluminum TIG | Night Shift

Who we are:

Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company is America's oldest privately owned, family-operated trailer manufacturer. With our corporate headquarters in City of Industry, California, we have 5 manufacturing factories in the United States and 1 in Mexico. Our Atkins, Virginia plant is currently accepting applications for Aluminum TIG Welders.

Job Responsibilities:

• Works from shop orders, specification and other instructions as to type of weld and amount of weld to be applied.
• Able to weld aluminum.
• Selects and set currents, determines rod size, selects electrode, and determines other variables according to job requirements.
• Exercises care to obtain proper penetration, avoid burning, slag inclusion or other flaws. Some alloying of metals involved to help to obtain proper material strength.
• Performs necessary routing and cleaning of defective areas prior to welding. Also grinds and blends after welding to meet blueprint specifications.
• Must know how to look up and understand customer weld requirements, prior to starting job.
• Must know and follow all departmental and company safety rules.
• Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
• Performs other functions as assigned.
• Interact with other team members and occasionally with maintenance and engineers, quality, customer service and others in the plant to discuss product issues if needed.
• Able to use conventional and precision measuring instruments and able to read and interpret blueprints and specifications regarding parts.
• Able to meet internal quality requirements.
• Able to communicate effectively with co-workers.

Prior to Hire:

Must pass a welding test administered on site during your interview visit.

Pay:

• Aluminum TIG Welder– Starting Pay – $29.40 per hour / Top Out $31.12 per hours (Includes $3.00 per hour shift differential)

Hours:

• Night Shift Hours: 4pm – 2:30am, Monday – Thursday

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