Welder

Trayer Engineering Corporation • Full-time • Livermore, California, United States • $35 - $36 / hour • 4m ago

Trayer Engineering Corporation (A Siemens Business) manufactures low-maintenance vacuum switchgear designed to thrive in the most challenging circumstances. Every submersible, padmount or vaultmount product is backed by over 60 years of leading innovation in design and manufacturing.

We are seeking a skilled and reliable welder to join our talented team. This is an exciting opportunity to be an impactful contributor to a growing company. If you are looking for challenges and opportunities to enhance your skill set, please send us your resume. We would love to hear from you!

Reporting to the VP of Operations, this is a temp-to-hire position. This will be a second shift position (1:30PM to 10PM) in Livermore, CA. Training will be in the day for approximately 6 - 8 weeks. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a permanent basis without visa sponsorship.

Job Responsibilities:

Welding moto packs, relay boxes, submersible, vault mount and pad mount units, and fabricating high and low voltage cabinets, use of overhead crane, supervised re-working of units.
Perform TIG (gas metal tungsten welding), MIG (gas metal arc welding), GMAW-P (pulse gas metal arc welding) welding.
Weld small inventory parts such as B-parts and expansion chambers. Use copper backing strips when necessary.
Weld grinding and sanding may also be required and removing of excess weld metal using air tool grinders and electrical grinders.
Ability to shape corners without losing measurement (spec tolerances) and removing blemishes from the surface of material (e.g., pinholes, scratches and heat tint from surface).
Ability to read a traveler and drawing packet fo requirements such as selection of materials, measurements, weld types, and specified dimensions/tolerances.
Examine work pieces and measure work pieces with straightedge, measuring tape and combination square.
Tack and fit up material using clamps or fixtures to hold proper specified/alignment location until final welding.
Gas tungsten arc welding (TIG) ability to control heat using proper travel speed, soft start, and soft spot (pedal control), avoiding burn through and distortion of material.
Maintain consistency in welding various thickness of materials.
Pulse gas metal arc welding (GMAW-P) ability to use proper travel speed, wire feed speed and voltage.

Job Requirements:

Ability to shape corners without losing measurement (spec tolerances) and removing all blemishes from the surface of material (e.g., pinholes, scratches, and heat tint from surface).
Ability to read a traveler and drawing packet for requirements such as selection of materials, measurements, weld types, and specified dimensions/tolerances.
Gas tungsten arc welding (TIG) - ability to control heat using proper travel speed, soft start, and soft spot (pedal control), avoiding burn through and distortion of material.
Gas metal arc welding (MIG) - ability to use proper travel speed, wire feed speed and voltage.

Job Types: Full-time, Temporary

Pay: $35.39 - $36.16 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 40 per week

Experience: