MIG Welder (Night Shift)

JOB DESCRIPTION

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Work from the directions of the supervisor to move Wind Tower sections, set up and operate the MIG welders, Follow and complete daily build schedule.

• Weld, grind, and repair each Wind Tower section prior to presenting it to the Quality Inspectors. This person will also repair all weld defects as directed by the Quality Inspectors

• Perform most of the work individually. Essential tools and welding equipment will be provided, however, accountability and maintenance will be the employee's responsibility

• Work timely and expeditiously to deliver an on-time product without manufacturing errors

• Perform other duties as directed by leaders and management

• Clamp, grind, tack-weld, or bolt components into position before welding

• Actively participate in department safety, demonstrate excellent safety practices and behaviors which conform to all safety policies and procedures. Follow all OSHA safety regulations and wear prescribed PPE as required.

• Embrace culture of Lean Manufacturing and the implementation of change

• Perform other work-related tasks as assigned.

FACILITY/GROUP SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

• To carry out all duties in accordance with the Quality Assurance procedures and departmental works instructions.

• To contribute to general improvements in the quality of key activities within the department.

• Comply with all Keystone Tower Systems Company and HSE procedures and policies.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or equivalent

• A minimum of 1 year of experience with MIG welding in a manufacturing environment

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to identify and communicate maintenance or product problems to departmental supervision

• Must be a person of passion and integrity who has the drive to excel and deliver exceptional results

• Incumbent to pass an AWS welder qualification test and be able to use the MIG welding equipment without difficulty

• Knowledge of welding properties of variety of metals and alloys, welding procedures, and practices essential to ensure the quality of the product

• Ability to calculate formula using basic mathematics, standard U.S. and Metric Measurements

• Able read and interpret work instructions, blueprints, manufacturing drawings or similar information

• Ability to lift 75+ pounds