High school diploma or equivalent plus three years of welding experience. Or one year of welding experience with an AA (in welding or equivalent).
Ability to successfully pass and carry at least three BAE weld certifications (i.e.: MIG Steel, TIG Steel, MIG Aluminum, TIG Aluminum, or another BAE site specific weld certification)
Basic understanding of Lean Manufacturing.
Familiarity with Mil Std's, AWS, and Combat Vehicle Codes
Understanding NDT and visual weld inspection methods
Advanced understanding of weld discontinuities and defects, including the methods used to identify and repair them
Advanced knowledge of different types of welds and weld joints.
Advanced GD&T; understanding.
Advanced knowledge of multiple weld process types.
Advanced understanding of Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) or Work Instructions (WI).
Advanced understanding of welding and weld processes.
Strong to advanced level understanding of blueprints and hand measuring tools.
Ability to read and interpret instructions and use shop math.
Ability to use and manipulate welding tools.
Ability to lift 30 pounds and apply 30 pounds of torque to ratchets.
Ability to operate hoists, pallet jacks, and forklifts.