Aluminum Welder
The Shyft Group
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- Location
- Waterville, ME
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 6 days ago
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About the company
The Shyft Group
Automotive · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Weld and fabricate components for truck bodies and specialty vehicles, following blueprints and operator instructions.
- Inspect work, meet production goals, maintain a safe work area, improve processes, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues.
What you need
- Requires welding skills at a minimum AWS 3G/4G level.
Key skills
AWS 3G/4GFabricate componentsPneumatic toolsLean events5S
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The Welder position is responsible for welding various materials associated with the company’s product lines including, but not limited to, truck bodies and specialty vehicles
· Use modification and welding (minimum AWS 3G/4G level) skills to rework cab and other components
· Perform welding (AWS 3G/4G) according to blueprints
· Learn and retain skills and practices needed to complete welding in the assigned area
· Fabricate components from raw stock
· Read and follow detailed operator instructions, installation drawings, blueprints, etc.
· Understand, and be able to articulate, the production flow of an assigned product line or area
· Self-check work and inspect prior processes
· Use basic hand, electric, cordless, and pneumatic tools, as required
· Meet production goals
· Maintain a clean and safe work area
· Initiate process improvements
· Support 5S in work area
· Lead/perform lean events
· Communicate with manufacturing and other cross-functional teams (engineering, materials, purchasing, sales, etcetera) to resolve issues
· Solve complex problems with minimal assistance