This position is responsible for safely and efficiently repairing and maintaining plant industrial equipment and machinery. The maintenance welder will be responsible for repairs and maintenance of equipment to include conveyor systems, shakers, gearboxes, fixed plant equipment, and other mobile equipment as necessary.
Responsibilities
Troubleshoots, repairs and maintains all plant equipment often in out-of-position welding
Maximizes performance of equipment by performing repairs and ensuring preventative maintenance is completed on a timely basis
Performs fabrication, erection of processing equipment and repairs to processing equipment and mobile equipment
Completes daily pre and post inspection of working area
Operates other equipment such as loaders and haul trucks in a safe manner as needed
Aides in the training of co-workers as needed
Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor
Requirements
Must be safety conscious, dependable, and motivated
Will take an active role in the plant safety initiatives
Willing to work overtime and weekends as needed
Willing to cross-train in different areas of production
Education & Experience
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience to perform the responsibilities associated with this position.
One (1) year of experience in welding and maintenance
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Able to work cooperatively with others toward a shared goal, contribute actively to the team efforts, and possess a positive attitude in working with others as a team.
Possess effective coordination and communication skills.
Possess strong mechanical aptitude, knowledge, and skills.
Able to handle multiple projects simultaneously and to perform duties with minimal supervision.
Able to work varying shifts as needed, outdoors, in varying weather conditions, and in elevated areas.
Proficient in maintenance welding
Able to use a wide variety of hand tools and power tools.
Able to adhere to MSHA guidelines and plant safety rules and regulations.
Able to ensure a safe work environment by prioritizing safety, then quality, followed by production.
