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Quality Assurance Fabrication Welding
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What they do
A Welder or Solderer uses welding equipment to solder or heat and bind pieces of metal together.
$45,946 / year median in Wisconsin
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Metal Fabrication and Welding Inspection.
Product, OEM structural and industrial assemblies.
Familiar with grades of steel, welding processes and procedures.
Standards of API, AWS, ASME, ABS, EDM and the other duties listed below, that person would be a qualified candidate.
Industrial Vendor and Customer interaction and care.
Knowledge and use of outside micrometers, calipers, height gauges, inside micrometers, and tape measures.
Ability to interpret drawings. Knowledge of all aspects of welding and fabrication inspection
Basic knowledge of machining (Drilling, lathes, horizontal bar). Math and communication skills.
Inspection and document finished products and components of large industrial equipment manufacturing.
$30-$35/hour ++ 1st shift ATS-BRO Resumes can be sent to jobline@ats-job.com