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Concurrent Technologies Corporation
Technician and Skilled Trades II
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A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.
$48,138 / year median in Pennsylvania
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Job Description
Technician and Skilled Trades II Concurrent Technologies Corporation United States, Pennsylvania, Johnstown Jul 20, 2026
Technician and Skilled Trades II Concurrent Technologies Corporation Johnstown, PA Minimum Clearance Required:
None Clearance Level Must Be Able toObtain:
Secret Employee Background Check Required CTC Engineering and Manufacturing:
Where Cutting-Edge Innovation Meets Mission-Critical Solutions The CTC Engineering Division specializes in transforming cutting-edge technologies into real-world solutions. We harness the power of 3D printing, advanced joining techniques like friction stir welding, and cutting-edge design tools to tackle complex challenges for a diverse set of clients. This position description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee occupying this position. Employees may be required to follow other job-related instructions and to perform other job-related duties as requested, subject to all applicable state and federal laws. Certain job functions described herein may be subject to possible modification in accordance with applicable Federal, state and/or local laws and regulations. The Technician and Skilled Trades II role is a mid-level position that performs technical and skilled trades tasks to support the design, fabrication, maintenance, and improvement of systems, equipment, and facilities. This position requires a solid foundation of technical knowledge and skills, with the ability to work independently on routine assignments and contribute to more complex projects under general supervision. The role emphasizes quality, safety, and collaboration to ensure operational readiness and reliability.Key Responsibilities:
- Technical Operations Perform technical tasks such as welding (including aluminum welding), machining, fabrication, and assembly with minimal supervision. Operate and maintain specialized tools, equipment, and machinery, including CNC machines and advanced welding systems. Analyze technical drawings, blueprints, and specifications to produce high-quality components and assemblies.
- Fabrication and Prototyping Execute precision machining and welding tasks, including gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) on aluminum alloys, joints, and thicknesses. Fabricate and assemble components for prototypes and production systems, ensuring compliance with quality standards. Assist in the design and development of components and manufacturing processes to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
- Maintenance and Repairs Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical, electrical, and structural systems. Conduct inspections, testing, and diagnostics to ensure systems and equipment meet operational standards. Document maintenance activities and provide recommendations for improvements.
- Safety and Compliance Adhere to safety protocols and procedures to minimize risks and ensure a safe working environment. Ensure compliance with company policies, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. Participate in safety training and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
- Collaboration and Leadership Provide guidance and mentorship to junior technicians, supporting their skill development and ensuring quality standards are met.
Manager Defined Field:
- Machine Setup & Operation Review and prepare AM based CAD build files (slicing), configure print parameters, and manage machine startup for production runs.
- Powder Handling & Lifecycle Safely handle, sieve, load, and recover fine metal powders from the additive manufacturing printers while strictly adhering to hazardous material and inert atmosphere safety protocols.
- Build Monitoring & Troubleshooting Observe active additive builds and respond to process anomalies, machine alarms, or errors to ensure part quality.
- Post-Processing De-powder finished parts, detach them from the build plate, and conduct post-processing operations like stress-relief, heat treatment, support removal, and surface finishing.
- Equipment Maintenance Perform routine and preventive maintenance on LPBF systems (e.g., recoater calibration, filter changes, and laser optics cleaning) to maximize system uptime.
- Documentation & Traceability Maintain strict production logs, powder traceability records, build traveler paperwork, and quality compliance documentation for every manufacturing run.