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Buffalo Air

Production Welder - 2nd shift

Job Description

Production Welder

  • 2nd shift at Buffalo Air Production Welder
  • 2nd shift at Buffalo Air in Amherst, Virginia Posted in about 8 hours ago. $24.53
  • $26.

11 per hour Job Type Full-time Description

THIS IS A 2ND SHIFT POSITION
  • Perform all position arc welding on a variety of fabricated products and material
  • Receive route cards, prints, and work assignments from supervisor
  • Read prints for welding requirements and sets proper amperage for type of material to be welded; cleans and prepares items for welding
  • Positions and assembles material in jib, fixtures or welds preassembled units; may do limited set up
  • Performs all position welding; selects proper electrode for specified weld
  • Uses torch for burning or heating
  • Operates automatic, semi-automatic
  • Sets up stud welder
  • Performs air gouging and maintenance welding
  • Chips and cleans welds to apply additional weld passes
  • Performs other duties as assigned or directed 2nd shift is 3PM to 1AM Monday to Thursday Overtime on an as needed basis scheduled on Friday and/or Saturday Requirements
  • High School diploma or equivalent
  • 1 year of welding experience and/or certification
  • Hard hat, safety glasses, safety shoes, leather apron, flame resistant jacket, aluminumized sleeves, welders gloves are required
  • Must pass background check and pre-employment physical and drug screen.
  • Welding assessment is required during interview Salary Description 24.

53 to 26.11 an hour

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