Welder Class B

American Baler Co.; Cordele (GA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A manufacturing company in Georgia is seeking a skilled welder to perform diverse welding duties related to the production of balers. The ideal candidate will work from prints and bills of materials with minimal supervision, and must be proficient in welding processes including Arc and MIG. Responsibilities include monitoring production flow, maintaining records, and communicating effectively with supervisors. Candidates should possess strong communication skills and the ability to remain organized in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Ability to work from prints and work orders with minimal supervision.
• Proficient in various welding processes such as Arc and MIG.

Responsibilities

• Perform diversified duties related to welding of parts and assemblies.
• Monitor production requirements and report issues to supervision.
• Maintain orderly storage of tools and supplies.

Skills

Welding

Working from prints

Communication

Job description

Job Responsibilities

• Perform diversified duties within the shop relating to the welding of various parts, assemblies, balers, etc., involved in the manufacture of the company’s product line.
• Must be able to work from prints, bills of materials, work orders, etc. with little guidance from supervision.
• Monitor and keep group leader and supervision apprised of shortages, quality issues, and other roadblocks that may interfere with timely completion of production requirements.
• Maintain all necessary reports, records, Epicor, etc. daily as required.
• Maintain a system of orderly storage of required tools, supplies, and parts within the department.
• Effectively communicate with supervision or group leader to establish and maintain proper flow of parts and information to and from your department.
• Communicate with group leader and supervision for print changes, updates, and modifications.
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervision.

Requirements

• Must be able to work from prints, bills of materials, work orders, etc. with little guidance from supervision.
• Must be able to proficiently burn, and weld using most currently accepted processes (Arc, MIG, etc.).