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Team Industries Inc
2nd Shift Welder
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What they do
A Pipe Fitter installs and repairs pipe systems in commercial or industrial and manufacturing structures, such as pipes for heating and cooling systems. Works on pipes that carry gas, sprinkler systems, or pipes that carry steam under pressure.
$59,678 / year median in Wisconsin
+6% projected growth
Job Description
- This location is in Kaukauna, WI, relocation, or daily commute required.
Location:
Kaukauna, WI Shift:
2nd (5:00 PM- 3:05 AM, Monday
- Wednesday & 4 PM Thursday
- 2:05 AM Friday, 10 hours)
Title:
X-Ray Pipe Welder Department(s): Manufacturing Reports to: Foreman General Purpose of theJob:
Produce 100% X-Ray quality pipe welds in all processes (MIG, TIG, and FLUX Core)Summary of Major Responsibilities/Duties:
•MUST BE ABLE TO PASS
Testing:
2" super coupon 6G tig all the way out and a 2" super coupon 6G mig root /flux fill and cap Assemble pipe components by tacking them in place prior to welding. Confirming squareness of all joints fit-up. Confirming configuration of all joints fit-up. Confirming pipe joints are aligned properly (taper bore if necessary). Confirming pipe spool is built according to the isometric drawings (center to center or center to end dimensions). Verify correct length, material, type, and grade of pipe and fittings prior to tacking. Retrieve material and make sure they correspond with parts list. Lifting pipe with crane to fit-up bench. This job involves a variety of other jobs such as welding, cutting, grinding, measurement, and layout. Weld joints. Grind out temporary tacks. Position pieces to be welded. Purges pipe to be welded. Records filler rod heat numbers. Identifies his own welds by etching a weld number next to the joint. Inspects weld after and makes any corrections if needed. Keep work area clean and organized to prevent slips and trips. Conducts work safely and follow all safety procedures. Rejects work that is not safe and discusses the situation with supervisor.Minimum Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
Minimum 2 years on-the-job welding experience Ability to pass X-Ray and weld multiple processes. Ability to MIG root with down-hill progression/Flux core fill and cap with up-hill progression (6" diameter). TIG out with all passes being up-hill progression. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of the organization. Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, proportions, percent, area, circumference, and volume. Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry. Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out detailed but uninvolved written or oral instructions. Ability to deal with problems involving a few concrete variables in standardized situations.Other Requirements/ Key Competencies:
Team player Attention to detail Good verbal and written communication skills Reliable Mechanical ability and likes to work with their hands Good work ethics Pride in workmanship Be able to use construction calculator Willingness to learn Must be a hard worker and physically fit as this can be a very physicallyEquipment Used:
Hand tools (e.g., hammer, screwdriver) Power tools (e.g., saws, welder, drill, grinders) Vehicles (e.g., automobile, truck, tractor, lift)Physical Demands, Working Conditions and Work Environment:
Indicate how often the following physical demands are required to perform the Essential job Responsibilities. . C =Constantly F =Frequently O =Occasionally R =Rarely Physical Demands Standing C Walking C Sitting R Lifting F Carrying F Pushing F Pulling F Climbing O Balancing O Stooping F Kneeling F Crouching O Crawling O Reaching C Physical Strength Handling C Little Physical Effort- 10lbs or less C Grasping C Light Work
- up to 20lbs C Feeling O Medium Work
- up to 50lbs F Talking C Heavy Work
- up to 100lbs O Hearing C Very Heavy Work
- above 100lbs R Repetitive Motions F Eye/Hand/Foot Coordination C Environmental Conditions Extreme Cold R Extreme Heat O Temperature Changes O Wet O Humid C Noise F Vibration F Hazards C Atmospheric Conditions