Journeyman Welder/B pressure

at  Flowserve Corporation

REQUIREMENTS:

• Journeyman Welder/ B Pressure certifications are a must.
• At least 3 years of experience as a Welder within a manufacturing or repair environment.
• Post weld heat treatment experience.
• Demonstrated track record of reliable, dependable attendance; able to work overtime and weekends as required on short notice.
• Must show a customer-service mindset for on-time delivery and quality work.
• Can work independently, flexibly, and accurately.
• Good team spirit and initiative.
• Available full time.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE / SKILLS:

• Welding experience in mechanical manufacturing or valve industry.
• PT and MT related certificates are preferred.
• SAP knowledge.
  Req ID : R-13177
  Job Family Group : Operations
  Job Family : OP Welding
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ROLE SUMMARY:

This position welds parts and components for equipment, products, and installations by means of MIG, MAG, TIG, electrode welds or any other welding application. As part of a customer-focused team, you will be working with tight deadlines, challenging mechanical problems, and discussing the work with the manager before, during, and after work completion.

Responsibilities :

• Select the appropriate welding method, such as TIG, MIG, MAG or stick.
• Plan and lay out work from blueprints and manufacturers’ specification sheets, using shop math and measuring instruments.
• Setting up and operating a conventional lathe for the preparation of welded parts.
• Proper Identification of materials and component preparation.
• Assembly activities during production.
• Welding repairs on raw and finished parts.
• Welding installations based on technical drawings.
• Complete all welding work assigned according to operation instruction.
• Verify the quality of finished work, demonstrating an in-depth understanding of specifications and workmanship
• Meet production goals relating to efficiency, schedules, and scrap.
• Troubleshoot and correct process and equipment problems.
• Collaborate with machinists and assemblers on the team to discuss and solve problems relating to repairs and equipment.
• Record accurate, timely data on computer-based systems or in manual logs.
• Apply an understanding of the process flow of documents, materials, and parts through the repair or manufacturing process.
• Maintain a safe workplace by wearing relevant protective equipment according to safety protection requirements, following procedures and rules, and completing training.
• Clean and maintain machines and tools and keep an organized workspace.
• Carry out relevant heat treatment operation according to heat treatment operation instruction or process documents.
• Able to define, evaluate, and discuss quality workmanship related to welding.
• Standing for long times required, repetitive arm motions, frequent lifting with occasional lifting up to 50 pounds