Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.

Overview

The Corner Welder II - 2nd Shift is a shop hourly position focused on performing water-tight corner and connection welds on various types of sheet metal. The role requires a high level of proficiency in welding fabrication and the ability to work independently while adhering to safety standards and production goals.

Responsibilities

• Own personal and team safety by observing all safety rules and using proper safety equipment.
• Interpret BAC shop documents and perform cut-out operations using plasma cutting on galvanized and stainless steel panels.
• Weld water-tight corner and connection welds on galvanized and stainless steel using MIG welding procedures.
• Meet FPY requirements as stated in Class C Welder Performance Qualification (WPQ).
• Maintain accuracy of work and adhere to scheduled break periods to avoid loss of production time.
• Assist and train junior mechanics as assigned.
• Continuously grow skills and expertise to flex to various workstations.
• Meet or exceed production goals for the shift.
• Ensure consistent knowledge of and compliance with quality standards.
• Commit to achieving departmental safety goals.
• Maintain and sustain 5's in the department.
• Fulfill the role of MI senior mechanic in the absence of the designated person.
• Embrace sustainability in individual activities to minimize environmental impact.
• Support a culture of innovation through original thinking to improve processes.

Requirements

• Demonstrated competent writing skills to document processes logically.
• Strong oral communication skills to interact professionally with customers and co-workers.
• Must pass Class C Welder training and theoretical testing.
• Ability to demonstrate welding techniques to Class E Corner Welders.
• Pass practical requirements as stated in Class C Welder Performance Qualification (WPQ).
• Proficient in MIG welding and plasma cutting processes and equipment.
• Ability to interpret fabrication sheets and channel parts for operations.
• Understand and react to job schedules effectively.
• Read measuring devices such as weld gauges and tape measures.
• Understand BAC shop documents including submittals and assembly lists.
• Interpret basic welding symbols and engineering drawings.
• Identify different welding wires and gases for proper application.
• Competent in basic math operations including fractions and decimals.
• Good overall knowledge of BAC products.
• Flexible and able to adapt quickly to change.
• Understanding of LEAN principles including 5S and continuous improvement techniques.
• Familiar with procedures, policies, and standard work instructions.
• Demonstrated competence in BAC quality procedures.

Additional Information

• The physical demands include lifting up to 50 lbs and standing for up to 100% of the time.
• Working hours can include any of three shifts, generally scheduled for forty hours a week, with some weekend overtime expected.
• Exposure to elevated noise levels and fluctuations in temperature.