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Form of workEssential Duties and Responsibilities:
Layout, fit, weld, and finish tubular-steel parts with minimal or no supervision according to customer specifications in the allocated time.
Confirm that all safety measures are in place and operational including welding screens before working.
Perform daily maintenance and safety checks on welding equipment.
Measure work-piece dimensions throughout the frame fabrication operation to assure quality and the ability to replicate.
Recommend improvements to perform the job more efficiently.
Maintain a log of preventive maintenance on a daily/weekly schedule according to manufacturer recommendations.
Alert supervisor of any maintenance on daily/weekly schedule according to manufacturer recommendations.
Observe tool and machine operation to detect work piece defects or welding machine malfunction.
Notify the supervisor of any problems and suggested changes that will allow jobs to run more efficiently.
Finishing of welds as specified by work order.
Keep work area clean, neat, and orderly and free of trip hazards.
Consider pallet weight and stacking methods to maintain safe capacity.
Miscellaneous duties as assigned to help Prescott achieve its goals.
In Process Inspection Requirements:
Verify material type and material thickness.
Check for any material defects or damage.
Verify finish.
Verify orientation on every structural member.
Verify all outside dimensions after tack-up.
Verify all lead in dimensions of cutouts and holes after tack-up.
Verify quantity.
Verify all tapped holes are free of debris.
Verify weld splatter is removed as required.
Minimum Qualifications:
High-school diploma/trade school certificate or equivalent.
Ability to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
Interpret Job Travelers (work orders)
Understand cut lists and (BOM) Bill of Materials
Basic understanding of metallurgy for material used.
Identify material types and gauges.
Read job specifications to determine machine adjustments.
Read Tape Measure, Dial Caliper, Versa Gauge, and other related measuring devices.
Convert decimals and fractions, related to what shows on the Job Traveler/blueprints.
Proficiently interpreting mechanical drawings.
Able to understand material shrinkage and expansion with the use of heat.
Certified on the battery-operated pallet jack.
Certified on the over-head crane.
Certified with welding equipment.
Physical Demands/ Work Conditions:
The Fabricator stands for 8-10 hours per day, walking, stooping, and reaching, as well as frequently lifting manually and/or moving material up to 50 pounds.
Typical manufacturing environment, subject to dust, metal shavings, machinery oil, and powder coating.
Required Personal Protective Equipment:
Safety Glasses--Two forms of eye protection when operating grinders (safety glasses & face shield).
Use of leather apron/chaps while grinding.
Safety shoes.
Gloves/welding sleeves when handling material and welding.
Welding helmet with approved lens.
Earplugs while machinery is operating.
Layout, fit, weld, and finish tubular-steel parts with minimal or no supervision according to customer specifications in the allocated time.
Confirm that all safety measures are in place and operational including welding screens before working.
Perform daily maintenance and safety checks on welding equipment.
Measure work-piece dimensions throughout the frame fabrication operation to assure quality and the ability to replicate.
Recommend improvements to perform the job more efficiently.
Maintain a log of preventive maintenance on a daily/weekly schedule according to manufacturer recommendations.
Alert supervisor of any maintenance on daily/weekly schedule according to manufacturer recommendations.
Observe tool and machine operation to detect work piece defects or welding machine malfunction.
Notify the supervisor of any problems and suggested changes that will allow jobs to run more efficiently.
Finishing of welds as specified by work order.
Keep work area clean, neat, and orderly and free of trip hazards.
Consider pallet weight and stacking methods to maintain safe capacity.
Miscellaneous duties as assigned to help Prescott achieve its goals.
In Process Inspection Requirements:
Verify material type and material thickness.
Check for any material defects or damage.
Verify finish.
Verify orientation on every structural member.
Verify all outside dimensions after tack-up.
Verify all lead in dimensions of cutouts and holes after tack-up.
Verify quantity.
Verify all tapped holes are free of debris.
Verify weld splatter is removed as required.
Minimum Qualifications:
High-school diploma/trade school certificate or equivalent.
Ability to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
Interpret Job Travelers (work orders)
Understand cut lists and (BOM) Bill of Materials
Basic understanding of metallurgy for material used.
Identify material types and gauges.
Read job specifications to determine machine adjustments.
Read Tape Measure, Dial Caliper, Versa Gauge, and other related measuring devices.
Convert decimals and fractions, related to what shows on the Job Traveler/blueprints.
Proficiently interpreting mechanical drawings.
Able to understand material shrinkage and expansion with the use of heat.
Certified on the battery-operated pallet jack.
Certified on the over-head crane.
Certified with welding equipment.
Physical Demands/ Work Conditions:
The Fabricator stands for 8-10 hours per day, walking, stooping, and reaching, as well as frequently lifting manually and/or moving material up to 50 pounds.
Typical manufacturing environment, subject to dust, metal shavings, machinery oil, and powder coating.
Required Personal Protective Equipment:
Safety Glasses--Two forms of eye protection when operating grinders (safety glasses & face shield).
Use of leather apron/chaps while grinding.
Safety shoes.
Gloves/welding sleeves when handling material and welding.
Welding helmet with approved lens.
Earplugs while machinery is operating.
