Welder (TIG)

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Work performed requires experience and initiative, as well as the ability to perform regular duties under minimal supervision. Plan and layout welding work on titanium, aluminum, nickel-based alloys, and stainless steel parts, following standardized work procedures and parameters. Comply with engine manuals, operation sheets, and parameter sheets. Check and verify part number and serial number against the traveler. Develop and fabricate fixtures as required. Prep parts by cleaning with acetone, polishing, wire brush, or scotch bright before welding. Set up equipment to accommodate variations in parts and ensure quality welds are achieved. Position parts in jigs or fixtures. Support audits and correct audit findings. Support improvement activities using BES tools. Weld butt joints or build up worn or defective surfaces on components. Use welding processes in accordance with practices and specifications found in engine manuals. Examine welds for bead size and other specifications. Blend, grind, or polish welds, ensuring the specified minimum wall requirement is met. Use gas welding, brazing, and any combination of welding processes in accordance with standard practices and specifications found in engine manuals. Use calipers, micrometers, indicators, and gauges to measure repaired parts and ensure dimensional requirements are met. Maintain welding certification in specific welds and materials as required. Highlight operation discrepancies and abnormal part conditions to the immediate Cell Leader. Maintain good housekeeping practices on machines and in the work area. Wear necessary protective gloves, masks, shields, and coats as required. Comply with all company and safety rules and regulations during the course of duties. Thoroughly complete production paperwork and systems transactions.