Solderer B

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                          GRISWOLD INDUSTRIES

                              Job Description

                                                                                Solderer

JOB DIMENSIONS:

Job Summary:

Under general supervision, solders parts and valves with torch flux and solders in accordance with quality

standards and government needs; and performs other related duties, as assigned.

Reports to:

Assembly Manager

Examples of Duties and Responsibilities:

• Uses acetylene torch with various fluxes and silver solder to heat valve bodies and/or parts to solder;
• Maintains and follows government and company quality standards;
• Checks job orders and parts numbers prior to initiating work;
• Checks blueprints;
• Assembles parts required;
• Cuts trim and bends tubing according to dimensions;
• Sets up and operates soldering equipment;
• Checks completed work for adherence to quality standards and work specifications;
• Cools parts and delivers to cleaning department;
• Monitors parts supplies;
• Maintains work areas in clean and orderly condition;
• Regular punctuality, attendance, and absence reporting in conformance with company policies is essential to the successful performance of this position; and
• Fully comply with company rules, policies, procedures, and safety guidelines to ensure safe and effective operations.

QUALIFICATIONS GUIDELINES:

Any combination equivalent of, but not limited to, the following:

Experience/Training/Education:

Some experience or vocational training in soldering methods and techniques.  Basic welding experience a

plus.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints;
• Ability to operate soldering equipment;
• Knowledge of basic math;
• Some knowledge of machine setup and operating procedures;
• Some knowledge of soldering methods and techniques;
• Ability to communicate and work cooperatively with others;
• Ability to read and interpret work orders; and
• Ability to follow oral and written instructions.

Physical Requirements: 

• Ability to lift and move parts and valves weighing 25 pounds or less;
• Ability to move heavier objects using mechanized devices or with the assistance of co-workers;
• Ability to wear safety mask and safety glasses; and
• Ability to perform essential functions of the job, as defined;
  • Reasonable accommodations provided upon request.

Special Requirements: 

Appropriate government certification for soldering work.