Welder (2nd Shift)
Company
Precision Castparts Corp
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
10 days ago
Via
via BeBee
Job Description
Welder (2nd Shift)
Country
United States of America
State / County
California
City
North Hollywood
Division
Aerostructures
Company
Klune North Hollywood
Function
Operations
Workplace Type
On-Site
Position type
Full Time
Opportunity ID
21886
Job Description
2nd Shift Schedule: Monday - Friday 1:30PM - 10:00PM
Paid On-The-Job Training Schedule: 8-12 weeks on 1st shift (5:00AM - 1:30PM)
Compensation Range dependent on experience: $25/h - $50/h + 2nd shift differential + quarterly incentive bonus + overtime opportunities
Position Summary:
The Welder (Aerospace Production TIG Welder) performs precision TIG welding with minimal supervision and may provide technical guidance to lower-level welders as needed. This role involves welding assemblies of basic to advanced complexity using aerospace materials, including stainless steel and aluminum. The welder is proficient in TIG welding operations such as T joints, butt joints, and corner welds and demonstrates the ability to read and interpret blueprints to weld and fabricate advanced complexity components across various material types, thicknesses, and positions.
Welders will be required to weld material thicknesses ranging from .040+. AWS D17.1 weld specifications is preferred. This role is best suited for candidates with recent professional experience performing precision TIG welding in an aerospace manufacturing environment and requires consistent adherence to aerospace quality standards, documentation, and acceptance criteria.
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Country
United States of America
State / County
California
City
North Hollywood
Division
Aerostructures
Company
Klune North Hollywood
Function
Operations
Workplace Type
On-Site
Position type
Full Time
Opportunity ID
21886
Job Description
2nd Shift Schedule: Monday - Friday 1:30PM - 10:00PM
Paid On-The-Job Training Schedule: 8-12 weeks on 1st shift (5:00AM - 1:30PM)
Compensation Range dependent on experience: $25/h - $50/h + 2nd shift differential + quarterly incentive bonus + overtime opportunities
Position Summary:
The Welder (Aerospace Production TIG Welder) performs precision TIG welding with minimal supervision and may provide technical guidance to lower-level welders as needed. This role involves welding assemblies of basic to advanced complexity using aerospace materials, including stainless steel and aluminum. The welder is proficient in TIG welding operations such as T joints, butt joints, and corner welds and demonstrates the ability to read and interpret blueprints to weld and fabricate advanced complexity components across various material types, thicknesses, and positions.
Welders will be required to weld material thicknesses ranging from .040+. AWS D17.1 weld specifications is preferred. This role is best suited for candidates with recent professional experience performing precision TIG welding in an aerospace manufacturing environment and requires consistent adherence to aerospace quality standards, documentation, and acceptance criteria.
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