Structural Steel MIG 2G Welder

• Safety – Achieve the goal of zero accidents by using all protective equipment assigned and operating in a safe manner per CMC Structural policies. Suggest ideas to improve safety. Report immediately all accidents and cooperate fully with all accident investigations.
• Quality- Produce fabricated pieces in lines with customers orders and detail drawings; and ensure that parts function/fit within specified parameters via testing and/or quality control checks before they are moved to the next operation.
• Schedule – Meet delivery dates promised to customers by performing operations on time and in an efficient manner.
• Efficiency – Minimize manufacturing costs by using time, materials, and equipment effectively. Suggests ways to reduce costs and optimize efficiency.
• Equipment – Maintain all tools, machines, and supplies in good, safe working order. Report any issues or discrepancies immediately.

• Three or more years of related activities, including layout and welding.
• Ability to read and interpret structural fabrication drawings.
• Ability to work with mathematical concepts such as fundamentals of plane and solid geometry and trigonometry.
• Use of judgement to plan, perform, and make decisions as to the sequences of set-ups, operations, and processes within the limitations of recognized or standard methods and procedures.
• Use of judgment to sequence welds in order to maximize efficiency and minimize weld distortion.
• Understands the concepts of protected zones for seismic weld applications.
• Agrees with and subscribes to company values.
• Good mechanical aptitude
• Organizational skills
• Knowledge of all aspects of the associated technical disciplines, including welding, machine operation, material identification, etc.
• Self-starter – able to work alone and in groups to accomplish goals.
• Ability to interpret data to come to conclusions when all of the information is not available.

• High School Diploma or GED

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