Header Sub Arc/Lance Operator

Full Time

Entry Level

Job Description

Overview

Welds metal parts together to fabricate products using the submerged arc welding process.

Responsibilities

Ability to position header at machine clamping using an overhead or jib crane; turn cranks or pushes buttons to align electrode on welding head over the weld joint.
Ability to load reel of electrode wire onto machine and threads electrode wire from reel through feed rolls and welding head; turn welding head to set the specified angle of electrode.
Fill hopper with specified flux and direct nozzle or gravity feed over weld line.
Turn knobs to set current, voltage, and slope, and synchronize feed of wire and flux with speed of welding action.
Ability to observe meters and gauges along with observing the weld action for compliance with procedures.
Visually examine welds for adherence to specifications; grind welded surfaces as needed.
Ability to operate pneumatic and electric grinders
Ability to use and utilize levels
Adjust machine setup to vary size, location, and penetration of bead; layout, fit, and tack work pieces together.
Preheat work piece with hand torch or heating furnace; remove surplus slag, flux, and spatter.
Ability to remove metal with carbon arc gouger to make repairs if necessary.
Maintains production record of parts and jobs fabricated as required by the Department Manager.
Regular attendance, ability to arrive at work punctually, ability to work on–site, ability to work overtime.
Ability to work cooperatively with others, ability to deal respectfully with the public, customers, vendors, other employees, managers, and executive management.
Ability to perform multiple tasks concurrently, ability to work in a fast-paced environment, ability to interchange with others in the department.

Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent preferred.
Must pass American Society of Mechanical Engineering 1g Saw Plate Test

Kelvion Inc., is an Equal Employment/Affirmative Action Employer

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