Must not pose a direct threat or significant risk of substantial harm to the safety or health of himself/herself or others
Must know how to calculate Arc length and circumference
Requires lifting, stooping, bending and stretching to accomplish grinding, welding and other assigned duties.
Be able to supervise a crew and complete a job from start to finish without direct supervision
Requires standing, bending and stooping for extended periods of time.
F.C.A.W. - Stainless and mild steel: 3G, and 6G position
Must be available and willing to travel as the employer determines whether it is necessary or desirable to meet its business needs.
Must be able to make all welds uniform and clean, and complete work to customer's specifications
Requires ability to work in heat and cold/
Maintain safe environment.
Must be committed to a high standard of safety and be willing and able to comply with all safety laws and all the employer's safety policies and rules and must be willing to report safety violations and potential safety violations to appropriate supervisory or management personnel.
Requires correctable vision to within normal range to perform clean and uniform welds and read blueprints.
Pass Blueprint test:
Occasionally called upon to work overtime.
Four years of shop or field welding.
G.M.A.W. - Mild steel: 3G position
S.A.W. - Sub arc: 1G position is a plus but no required
Working conditions may vary according to weather.
G.T.A.W. - Stainless and aluminum: 3G, and 6G position
Know how to calculate Bolt Circles, Chord Length, and Flat Pattern
Requires ability to work at different heights.
Pass basic plate weld test (visual and bend) within specified time requirements, in four out of the five weld processes used at Petersen Inc:
Must maintain an acceptable attendance and safety record
Read all weld symbols on a blueprint
Differentiate between channel, angle, flat bar, square tube, pipe etc.
Ability to do math calculations, especially trigonometry.
Works in a typical fabrication shop environment.