About the position
The Welder Assembler position at Johnson Controls International plc in Waynesboro, PA, involves performing complex hand welding operations on a variety of metals, both ferrous and non-ferrous. The role requires certification to handle high strength and pressure welding tasks in accordance with ASME code. The successful candidate will be expected to work from detailed drawings and schematics, demonstrating a solid understanding of valves, fittings, and controls necessary for different refrigerants. This position is critical in ensuring that all welding meets stringent quality and safety standards. In addition to welding, the Welder Assembler will be responsible for layout, cutting, and fitting parts to meet precise drawing tolerances. The role involves operating various hand and semi-automatic electric machines, as well as oxy-acetylene equipment for welding. The candidate must be adept at regulating current and voltage, selecting appropriate tips and rods for different welding jobs, and using hand or power tools to clean weld beads post-operation. Attention to detail is paramount, as the individual will need to manipulate electrodes to create smooth and even welds while avoiding undercutting of metal. The position also includes performing experimental work for non-standard parts, detecting unusual conditions or defective materials, and maintaining necessary records related to time, quality, and quantity of work. A clean and safe work environment is essential, and adherence to 5S standards is expected. The Welder Assembler may also participate in special work teams, engaging in activities such as Kaizen events and problem-solving exercises, while following all safety policies and procedures.
Responsibilities
- Perform difficult hand welding operations on a wide range of metals according to ASME code.
- Work from detailed drawings and schematics, understanding valves and fittings for different refrigerants.
- Weld dissimilar metals, layout, cut, and fit parts to meet drawing tolerances.
- Operate hand or semi-automatic electric machines and oxy-acetylene for welding.
- Regulate current, voltage, and select proper tips, rods, and sizes for various types of welding.
- Use hand or power tools to clean beads after welding.
- Manipulate electrode to lay smooth and even beads, avoiding undercutting of metal.
- Perform experimental work for non-standard parts.
- Layout and fit work to meet drawing tolerance.
- Detect unusual conditions or defective material and report to supervision.
- Perform necessary material handling associated with the job.
- Maintain necessary time, quality, quantity, and other records.
- Maintain a clean, safe work area and equipment according to 5S standards.
- Participate in special work teams and problem-solving exercises as needed.
- Follow all safety policies, procedures, and JHRA's.
Requirements
- High school graduate or equivalency certificate (GED).
- Certification to perform difficult hand welding operations.
- Ability to work from detailed drawings and schematics.
- Understanding of valves, fittings, and controls for different refrigerants.
- Experience in welding dissimilar metals and fitting parts to meet tolerances.
- Ability to operate hand or semi-automatic electric machines and oxy-acetylene equipment.
- Knowledge of regulating current and voltage for welding jobs.
- Experience using hand or power tools for cleaning welds.
Benefits
- Competitive salary starting at $30.16/hr.
- Full-time position with 40 hours per week.
- Day shift work schedule.
