Welder I - MIG - B-Shift

AAON, Inc.•Redmond, OR

23d•$21 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

Weld and join Stainless and Aluminum materials (MIG/TIG). Operate appropriate equipment to put together mechanical structures or parts with a great deal of precision. A crucial aspect of this job is quality control, as they must inspect both raw materials and finished products for compliance with safety and company standards. A welder must be competent in using potentially dangerous equipment following all safety precautions. The ideal candidate will also have a steady hand and great attention to detail. Knowledge of different kinds of metal and their properties is essential.

Requirements

Communicates effectively in written and spoken form.
Possesses excellent interpersonal relationship skills.
Exhibits good decision making and analytical problem solving abilities.
Demonstrates strong multi-tasking capabilities and organizational skills.
Works effectively in a team environment.
Works effectively in a fast-paced high-pressure environment.
Lift up to 50lbs.
Sit or stand for up to 95 percent of work hours.
Periodic visits to the manufacturing facility with seasonal hot and cold temperatures, dust, and some chemical fume exposure.

Responsibilities

Read blueprints and drawings and take or read measurements to play layout and procedures.
Determine the appropriate welding equipment or method based on requirements.
Set up components for welding according to specifications.
Weld components together to fabricate products according to layouts, blueprints, or work orders, using a variety of arc, metal inert or tungsten inert gas welding equipment.
Operate angle grinders to prepare the parts that must be welded.
Align components using tape measure etc. and clamp pieces together.
Weld components in various positions (vertical, horizontal and overhead).
Maintain equipment in a condition that does not compromise safety.