Senior Welder-Assembler

Reports Directly to the: Mechanical Fabrication Foreman

Main Duties

Ensures the mechanical fabrication of projects under the management of the engineering team.
Ensures and maintains safety standards within their group and in their workspace.
Maintains high compliance and quality standards for their group and themselves.
Meets established dates and deadlines.
Effectively manages assigned personnel.
Is available outside of regular hours when circumstances require it.
Completes and signs inspection forms.
Identifies and reports issues on the appropriate ISO documents.
Estimates remaining time on ongoing projects.
Actively participates at various project manufacturing and improvement meetings.
Provides customer service.

Benefits Offered

40-hour work week ending at 1:00 p.m. every Friday.
Work equipment provided (welding gear, clothing, boots, etc.)
On-site parking
Minimum of 3 weeks of annual vacation (1 week during the year-end closure and 2 weeks of your choice)
Employee Assistance Program
Employer-sponsored retirement plan
Life, medical, dental, and long-term disability insurance
Competitive salary
Friendly work environment with a hierarchical structure simple

Required Skills and Education

Recognized training in welding assembly.
Basic knowledge of mechanical assembly, sheet metal work, plumbing, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, industrial gases, and industrial knowledge.
A minimum of 10 years of experience in a similar manufacturing environment.
A high degree of autonomy.
Read and interpret welding plans or instructions, including symbols.
Use manual or semi-automatic equipment to weld metal parts, such as gas tungsten electrode (GTAW/TIG) and solid wire (GMAW) welding equipment.
Having valid WHMIS and overhead crane operation cards is an asset.

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