Welding Technician – Tank & Vessel Fabrication

Manchester Tank & Equipment; Quincy (IL); On-site; USD 24,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefit package

Weekly pay

Tuition reimbursement

Paid holidays

Employee referral program

Job summary

Manchester Tank & Equipment is seeking a welding professional to set up and operate welding equipment, monitor process quality, and make necessary corrections to maintain a steady flow of quality product for tanks and pressure vessels.

Responsibilities include reading prints, setting parameters, aligning components, welding fabricated parts, and performing first article inspection with gauges and criteria. Lifting devices may be used during assembly.

Qualifications

• Reads prints and locates piece parts.
• Sets up operational parameters on the machine and monitor. Make corrections as needed.
• Positions, aligns, and fits components together.
• Welds fabricated, cast and stamped components to assemble tanks and pressure vessels.
• Completes first article inspection before starting run.
• Monitor the product quality using required gages and inspection criteria.
• Operation of lifting devices as needed.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate welding equipment to maintain flow of quality product.
• Monitor process and adjust as needed to ensure product quality.
• Inspect first article and use gauges to verify quality criteria.
• Handle lifting devices to position components during assembly.

Skills

Reads prints

Sets up machine parameters

Positions components

Welding

First article inspection

Process monitoring

Lifting devices operation

Tools

Welding equipment

Gages

Inspection criteria

Lifting devices

Job description

Manchester Tank & Equipment is seeking a welding professional to set up and operate welding equipment, monitor process quality, and make necessary corrections to maintain a steady flow of quality product for tanks and pressure vessels.

Responsibilities include reading prints, setting parameters, aligning components, welding fabricated parts, and performing first article inspection with gauges and criteria. Lifting devices may be used during assembly.