Position Summary

Under the general direction of the Department Head Production Manager, while demonstrating a commitment to quality, efficiency and accuracy, the Welder sets up, adjusts and operates a variety of gas tungsten arc (GTAW) welding equipment to weld ferrous and non-ferrous metals in order to produce parts and products according to specification; and performs other related duties as assigned.

Duties and Responsibilities

· Receives and reviews shop orders, drawings, prints, materials lists and welding process specifications

· Identifies material requirements

· Determines sequence of operations and set-up required

· Identifies and selects dies and fixtures

· Selects and inspects raw materials, necessary to complete job requirements

· Performs necessary set-up of tooling and equipment

· Verifies that equipment is serviceable and no safety problems exist prior to operation

· Tacks and welds first article

· Checks and inspects first piece

· Verifies that first article conforms to product specifications

· Identifies and investigates discrepancies

· Determines and takes necessary action to remedy problem

· Submits first articles for QC inspection as required

· Produces required quantity of parts according to shop order and product specifications

· Monitors production cycle

· Identifies and acts on any malfunctions or problems

· Operates manual or semi-automatic flame cutting equipment, brazing and soldering equipment, and other shop equipment necessary to accomplish essential results

· Uses, cleans and safeguards monitoring and measurement equipment (IMTE) necessary to accomplish essential results

· Identifies and reports deficiencies

· Submits IMTE for inspection, calibration and maintenance according to established procedures and schedules, and as required, ensuring continued accuracy

· Identifies and requisitions required parts, gases, consumables,



and other materials to sustain machine operation and assure on-going production

· Scans products as they are received, completed and sent to the next operation as per shop procedure Completes employee time log tag

· Acquires and maintains CWB certifications

· Is familiar with the responsibilities of employees according to Workplace Health and Safety Legislation

· Maintains a safe work environment and complies with safe work procedures

· Reports any unsafe working conditions. Familiar with the Fire Plan

· Performs other related functions as directed

Working Relationships

· Cooperates with and coordinates work activities with fellow employees

· Identifies and reports defects and non-conformance to Welding Supervisor/Production Manager

· Discusses productivity and quality issues with Welding Supervisor/Production Manager

Environmental Conditions

· A formal workweek is 40 hours but overtime may be required to meet production deadlines

· Considerable bending, reaching and lifting may be required

· Production shop is often noisy

· Monday – Friday

· Full Time – 40 hours weekly

· Required to use all Personal Protective Equipment (shoes, glasses, hearing & safety vest)

· Flexibility to work Overtime on short notice either daily or time to time

· Ability to lift up to 50 lbs

· Manual & Physical dexterity required

· Work involves sitting, standing, bending, kneeling, lifting, walking

Qualifications

· Manitoba Grade 12 required

· Ability to read, write and speak English required





· Post-secondary certification in Industrial Welding required

· CWB certification preferred

· Three years recent (/GMAW) welding experience in Metal fabrication preferred

· Forklift training and/or experience preferred

· Proven health and safety orientation

· Ability to manage staff

· Strong organizational skills

· Exceptional time management skills

· Ability to handle pressure

· Able to perform basic calculations and mathematical figures

· Ability to work individually and as part of a team

· High level of integrity and work ethic

· Effective verbal and listening communication skills

· Excellent written communication skills, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and composition

· Strong employee relations, interpersonal and communication skills

· Ability to work in a collaborative, team-oriented and results-oriented environment

Equipment Operated

· Non-computer controlled saws, drills and punches

· Grinders, sanders and deburrers

· Manual/Semi-automatic flame cutting, brazing and soldering equipment

· IMTE

· Job Boss scanning technology

· Various hand and power tools

· Fork lift vehicle

Other Attributes

· Ability to work from drawing and blue prints

· Physical strength and stamina. May be required to lift item over 25 kg

· Manual dexterity

· Able to follow direction

· Able to work in a noisy environment

· Ability to handle the stress of meeting deadlines

· Dependability

· Mechanical aptitude

· Accuracy

· Communication

· Accountability

· Critical Thinking

· Decision Making

· Leadership

· Planning and Organizing

· Problem Solving

· Teamwork

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

- Dental care
- Employee assistance program
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- In office parking
- Paid time off
- RRSP match
- Vision care

Work Location: In person

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