Welder

The worker assembles, adjusts and uses machines to weld parts, steel or other metals used in the manufacturing of the company’s products.

• Reads and interprets blueprints or welding instructions.
• Check parts before its assembly and welding (dimension, compliance with plans, etc.)
• Cleans and polishes the work pieces if necessary.
• Plan the order of assembly of the parts.
• Adjusts, collects and mobilizes parts using bolts, clamps, spot welding or other methods.
• Verify compliance with the plans or welding instructions.
• Select and adjust welding equipment. (Arc or gas)
• Weld the parts.
• Check the quality and penetration of the welds according to the standards.
• Brush, grind and polish the excess solder.
• Verify compliance of the finished products with the plans or welding instructions.
• Make corrections if necessary.
• Perform all other connected tasks attributed by the supervisor.
• Apply all CSST rules.
• To carry out the work, the employee must use among other things like the welding equipment, a grinder and tools under pressurized air.

• Professional degree in welding or equivalent
• Certification W 47-1 from the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB).

• More than three (3) years of experience in the welding field

• Good manual dexterity
• Autonomy
• Planning
• Meticulous

• The worker must have a good coordination and manual dexterity in which precision is essential.
• The worker must maintain a high concentration and be attentive to detail during the accomplishment of the task.
• The worker is in constant movement (standing, kneeling, bending over) and must lift weights (more than 20 kg).