Fabrication Associate II - Weekend shift

Fabrication Associate II Weekend shift Friday Saturdy & Sunday

POSITION SUMMARY:

This position is responsible for the forming, cutting, sharpening, piercing, welding, and/or painting of fabricated materials for the use of a final product.

SKILL (Education, Experience, Initiative and Ingenuity)

• Must be able to take and successfully pass an appropriate Work Keys assessment

• 1-2 years' experience in area assigned to (Painting, Welding, Fabrication)

• Ability to read and understand blueprints

• Ability to work independently

• Good understanding of basic shop math and measuring techniques

• Expertise with basic hand tools, air tools, gages and torque wrenches

• Expertise in using hoist and cranes

EFFORT (Physical Demand, Mental or Visual Demand)

• Must have excellent natural or corrected vision

• Job cannot be performed alternating sitting and standing

• Requires ability to reach overhead, lift up to 26 pounds repeatedly, be on feet for long hours, stooping, bending, pulling and pushing

• Must be capable of working independently using initiative and problems solving skills

RESPONSIBILITY (Equipment or Process, Material or Product, Safety of Others, Work of Others)

• Responsible for own product quality, proper measuring techniques, and tool use and care

• Evaluates and performs basic troubleshooting, and obtains support from supervision, and engineering as needed

• May periodically provide input to supervision, engineering, and quality groups relative to product improvement

• Establishes and maintains a safe and healthful working environment in accordance with OSHA requirements

• Performs other tasks as may be requested to assure the effective and continuous utilization of assets

• Read and understand moderately complex blueprints, wiring diagrams, bill of materials, and schematics

Chemicals:

• In support and coordination with EHS and Manager, performs testing and monitoring different chemical components and properties of paint line water tanks (alkalinity, pressure, temperature)

• In support and coordination with EHS and Manager, Responsible for replenishment and maintenance of chemicals and materials of the area

• In support and coordination with EHS and Manager, Responsible of water treatment and disposal system

• In support and coordination with EHS and Manager, coordinates safety of all employees within their area of responsibility in terms of ergonomics, chemical use, tool management, OSHA incident investigations and be a key part of the improvement process for safety improvements in the area.

Fabrication Shop:

• Forms, cuts, and pierces metal to form fabricated assembly units

• Performs a variety of operations to include but not limited to: Cutting, Piercing, Forming, etc.

• Utilizes a wide variety of hand tools, air tools, and measuring equipment

• Operates moderately complex to very complex fabrication machinery, using digital/electronic controls

• Responsible for movement of materials within the cabinet shop area

Paint Booth:

• Operates complex to moderately complex paint spraying equipment.

• May be exposed to hazardous chemicals

• Responsible for storage and care of chemicals

• Mixes and prepares paint

• Continuously loads and unloads parts

Welding:

• Performs moderately complex welding operations.

• Utilizes a variety of welding equipment, ensuring all safety measures are used.

• May be exposed to extreme temperatures and perform work in a confined area.

• Moves parts in and out of Welding area

JOB CONDITIONS (Working Conditions, Hazards)

• May use hazardous chemicals.

• Safety shoes and safety glasses are required.

• Hearing protection is required. Other specialized safety PPE such as face mask, gloves, apron, hard hat, face shields, and safety appropriate work clothing may also be required