Seamer Operator

Custom Fabricating & Repair Inc.; Marshfield (WI); On-site; USD 38,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health clinic provided

401k with up to 5% match

Vacation

Personal time

Paid holidays

Health insurance available

Weekly pay

Job summary

Custom Fabricating & Repair, Inc. is seeking a motivated seamer operator for the Marshfield, WI campus. The role involves reading blueprints, verifying production orders, and operating seaming equipment to meet print specs.

TIG welding skills are a plus, with potential ASME certification as needed. Compensation includes benefits and a 401k plan, with weekly pay. You will perform measuring, cutting, and welding tasks, roll plate components, and maintain safe, efficient production in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• Read and interpret job specifications, shop drawings and blueprints.
• Able to read measuring devices and perform basic arithmetic.
• Welding experience; TIG welding desirable.
• Willing to acquire ASME certification for welding as needed.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret job orders and blueprints to determine requirements.
• Maintain and inspect equipment to keep safety standards.
• Operate seaming equipment and perform cutting/hemming to blueprint dimensions.
• Weld sheet and plate steel using TIG/plasma processes as required.
• Use plate rolls to form components to print specifications.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Measurement with tape

Welding (TIG)

Safety minded

Reading drawings

Tools

TIG welding equipment

Plasma cutter

Grinding tools

Cutting wheel

Hand tools (drills, grinders)

Job description

Custom Fabricating & Repair, Inc. (CFR)is offering another great opportunity to join our family! We are currently seeking motivated, safety minded individuals for our Seamer Operator shop position.

• Starting Pay Range (varies with skill set and experience): $21
• May occasionally have to work 2nd shift hours: 2PM-10PM
• Employee Health Clinic: Provided at no cost
• Pay frequency: Weekly
• Location: Marshfield, WI campus
• 401k: Up to 5% company match
• Vacation: Provided
• Personal Time: Provided
• Paid Holidays: Provided
• Health Insurance: Available
• Reports to: Assigned Plant Manager

Overview:

As a seamer operator, it is important to have a positive attitude and an eagerness to learn. You will be required to read and understand job specifications, shop drawings and blueprints. In this position, you will be reviewing job/production orders and interpreting any accompanying prints/drawings to determine job requirements. This also includes checking for accuracy of information and identify any discrepancies. As an operator, you are responsible for everyday maintenance- keeping the equipment in a condition that does not compromise safety. It is necessary that you are able to read measuring devices (Tape Measures, etc.), add, subtract, multiply, and divide inches, using whole numbers, common fractions and decimals- as these skills will be applied every day. TIG welding is a desirable skill set for this position. Being comfortable operating hand tools such as grinders, cutting wheels, drills, etc. is a must. It is important to be able to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions in written, oral or diagram form. If not already certified, you will need to acquire ASME certification for manual and semiautomatic welding as needed. Using a shear or cutting wheel, you will be expected to accurately cut, shear and trim stainless to length as called for on the blueprint. Seamer operators also weld sheet and plate steel together using a semiautomatic tig and plasma/tig seam welder or manual tig processes. You will also be required to operate various plate rolls to roll the following but not limited to shells, cones, troughs, rings, ductwork and tubing to blue print dimensions. Multi-tasking is a must in this fast-paced area of production.

About Custom Fabricating & Repair, Inc.:

CFR brings a unique proposition to the sanitary marketplace. We are a privately held Wisconsin company that is large enough and financially stable enough take on multi-million dollar projects. Our experience, expertise, and product offerings allow us to compete with the largest companies in our industry, while our size and efficiencies allows us to be price competitive with our smaller competitors. We listen to what the customer is trying to accomplish and use our experience to provide the best fit for the application. Our in-house manufacturing brings us efficiencies that keep us very competitive and make us the best value in the industry. CFR is a privately held Wisconsin –USA based system integrator for the dairy and food industry