Welder

JOB DESCRIPTIONFacility: Truck Bodies & Equipment International, Tishomingo PlantBusiness: Manufacture of dump truck bodiesJob Title: Welder l Duties:Using jib boom, crane, conveyors or manual lifting, move components into proper position.Lay out, position, and align truck body components using blueprints.Clamp and/or tack weld parts to secure in position for weldingMeasure to ensure accuracyUsing a wire-feed welder, join components ensuring quality weldPerform routine preventive maintenance on equipment as assigned.As a condition of employment, work all assigned days and shifts and overtime as required.Job Duties by Task:Seam Welder – Using a jib boom, move body floors onto conveyor, position floor pieces under seam welder, tack weld ends of floor seam, monitor and adjust seam welder to ensure welding is in correct position, grind weld to even edges, flip floor using crane.Floor Brake – Move material to brake area using overhead crane; following written instructions, set up brake to form metal to specifications.Floor Press – Using crane, move floor onto conveyor; using jib boom, position sub frame onto floor; measure to ensure accurate fit; position floor and sub frame under press; spot weld sub frame to floor. Occasionally, may need to use cutting torch to adjust parts to fit.Hardware – Cut and thread rods with saw; thread with threading machine; weld together parts for supports; weld onto body floors; cut rods as needed; use drill press as needed; assist welders in side hanging as needed; stock parts to welders.Side Hanging – Assemble and weld parts to form latch; using jib boom, move side into place; position side onto floor, measure, clamp and weld; position assembly into flipper and flip upright.Middle Weld out – Ensure all gaps are closed by fitting parts and welding together; weld around edge of floors, sides and front heads; weld closure plates and pockets as neededHead Hanging – Measure space for front head, using cutting torch, cut out area for fitting; using jib boom, move front head into position, hammer and clamp into place; weld front head to body; weld pockets and closures as needed; attach hook and chain.Tailgate Hanging – Using jib boom, position tailgate onto truck body; measure to ensure proper fit, clamp, weld hinge into place; adjust latches (requires laying on floor under body and using hand tools to fasten bolts); use blocks to adjust gaps; use cutting torch to heat metal for fit adjustment.Side Tack-Up – Tack weld parts onto body sides; measure to determine proper alignment; search for parts in Fabrication; use brake press and cope to form parts according to print specifications.Side Weld-Out – Using a job boom, move body side onto fixture; weld parts that have been tacked. Weld appearance is very important.Interlace – Using a jib boom, move long members onto fixture; measure and position according to print specifications; tack and weld parts onto long members; using overhead crane, move sub frame off fixture.Dog House Building – Using jib boom, position front head base onto fixture; tack weld parts to base according to print specifications; measure to ensure proper fit; using jib boom, move completed doghouse to Middle Weld out for attachment to body.Tailgate Tack-Up – Starting with basic tailgate, tack weld parts according to print specifications; measure to ensure proper fit; pray prime some pieces prior to welding; use chain cutter to cut pull chain to proper length.Tailgate Weld-Out – Using jib boom, move tacked tailgate onto fixture. Complete welds. Weld appearance is very important. Move completed tailgate onto conveyor.Qualifications:Educational: No specific requirementExperience: Familiarity with welding process.Skills: Demonstrated ability to operate MIG welder, to set welder to weld material with or without training; ability to read and interpret a tape measure, ability to understand measurements and angles, and read and interpret blueprints.Environmental Conditions:Inside/Outside: 95% inside, 5% outsideTemperature: Dependent on weather, minimal heating and no air conditioningHumidity: Dependent on weatherNoise or Vibration: Up to 95 db; personal protective equipment requiredHazards:Finger/Hand – Cuts, abrasions & burns (PPE: Cotton gloves)Foot – Crush & contusion (PPE: steel toe meta tarsal shoes)Eye – Foreign objects, flash burn (PPE: Safety glasses, welding hood when exposed)Face – Burns, metal fragments (PPE: welding hood or grinding shield when exposed)Hearing – Exposure to > 90 db (PPE: hearing protection)*Job Type: Full-timePay: From $18.00 per hourBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingDental insuranceEmployee assistance programFlexible spending accountHealth insuranceLife insurancePaid time offTuition reimbursementVision insuranceSchedule:10 hour shiftSupplemental Pay:Bonus paySigning bonusCOVID-19 considerations:We require Mask if working 6 feet or closer of other employeesAbility to commute/relocate:Tishomingo, MS 38873: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Preferred)Experience:Welding: 1 year (Preferred)Work Location: One location