The ideal candidate has experience with robotic welding systems, blueprint reading, manual MIG welding, quality inspections, and preventive maintenance in a manufacturing environment.
Set up, program, operate, and monitor automated robotic welding cells.
Load and unload structural beams and fabricated components into welding fixtures.
Position workpieces using jigs and fixtures to ensure proper weld placement.
Adjust robot welding parameters, including travel speed, weld sequence, and positioning, according to engineering specifications.
Modify welding positions and robot programming with supervisor approval.
Maintain knowledge of TCP (Tool Center Point/Torch Control Point) calibration and robotic torch positioning.
Perform robotic torch maintenance, including replacement of contact tips, gas nozzles, gas distributors, and other consumable parts.
Troubleshoot robot faults, welding defects, and production interruptions to minimize downtime.
Repair and rework robotic welds using manual MIG welding techniques to meet AWS and customer quality standards.
Grind, clean, and finish welds as required.
Read and interpret blueprints, weld symbols, engineering drawings, and work instructions.
Perform dimensional and visual inspections using:- Tape measures
- Weld gauges
- Calipers
- Measuring stations
- Automatic weld inspection cameras
- Hook control cameras
Verify weld quality, dimensions, and component fit-up before releasing parts.
Create or modify welding jigs and fixtures as needed to improve quality and productivity.
Perform routine preventive maintenance on robotic welding equipment.
Document production output, downtime, maintenance activities, quality inspections, and rework performed.
Maintain a clean and organized work area while following all safety policies and PPE requirements.
Collaborate with supervisors, maintenance personnel, and quality teams to improve robotic welding processes.