Schneider Packaging Equipment
At Schneider Packaging Equipment Company, Inc. (“Schneider”), we believe innovation starts with the consumer. This approach has propelled our success in developing real-world solutions that allow us to automate the supply of life’s products. With over 50 years of industry problem‑solving in end‑of‑line automation, Schneider is a leading manufacturer of case packing and robotic palletizing solutions. Headquartered in Upstate New York, we design state‑of‑the‑art machinery for customers in industries such as: food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care, plastics, and paper.
Schneider is now a part of the Pacteon family of companies. Our continued growth has allowed us to really be our Customer’s one source for end of line packaging solutions.
About Pacteon Pacteon Group offers a responsive and committed single source solution to design, integrate, and service complete packaging solutions. Through the acquisition of businesses offering complimentary products and shared core values, Pacteon Group, currently Schneider Packaging Equipment, ESS Technologies, Phoenix Wrappers, and Descon Conveyor Systems is your one source for end‑of‑line packaging solutions. Whether it is a cartoner, case packer, conveyor, palletizer, pick and place robot, or pallet stretch wrapper, our machines and integration support services are backed with the Pacteon Group Promise: We Make It Right!
We believe and live our Core Values, our IPACT:
I ntegrity
P ride
A ccountability
C ustomer Service
T eamwork
Our Pacteon Promise is “We make it right”. As our customer’s one source for end‑of‑line packaging solutions, everyone plays an important role to make that happen.
We provide internal growth paths for our employees and support them in their professional development goals. Diversity is important to us; we are proudly an Equal Opportunity Employer striving for innovation and growth both for our employees and our Company.
Summary and Purpose
Welders primarily use TIG Welding to make various parts of Steel, Aluminum, and Stainless Steel. These parts range in size and are pre‑cut from plates, bars, rods, and tubing. Occasionally we have assemblies that will require MIG Welding. Parts are prefabricated by others within our manufacturing group. The Welders receive primarily clean and burr free parts to weld. After welding they need to be square, straight, and to the print. The welds are to be free of undercut, cold lap, and porosity.
Key Responsibilities
Safely use established Welding techniques and best practices to make parts to Engineering Specifications within the scheduled time allowed.
Weld using TIG primarily or MIG and other fabrication processes. Parts will be commonly stainless steel, mild steel, or aluminum. Welders will adhere to both Industry Standards and Schneider procedures to make parts to engineering drawing specifications.
Finish parts by wire brushing, grinding and blending grain as required and complete required documentation.
Analyze and interpret engineering drawings to establish a clear understanding of what work is required to successfully make the part. Perform in‑process checks to ensure the parts are conforming to the print.
Work with engineering to suggest improvements in drawings and designs.
Monitor the quality of all components and frames leaving the welding area and make suggestions and changes to improve efficiency and quality in the welding area.
Train and develop less experienced Welders in the Schneider welding procedures emphasizing safety, quality, and productivity.
Complete all required paperwork and labor reporting.
Perform miscellaneous housekeeping and maintenance duties.
Perform other duties as required by management.
Professional Qualifications
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Experience:
3‑5 years’ experience TIG Welding Preferred
Skills:
Able to perform basic Shop Math
Able to interpret Blueprints
Able to use measuring tools like Tape Measure and Squares
Ability to operate machinery like drills and saws is a plus
With more than 50 years of industry problem solving in end‑of‑line automation, Schneider Packaging Equipment Company, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of case packing and robotic palletizing solutions. Headquartered in Upstate New York, we design state‑of‑the‑art machinery for customers in industries such as food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care, plastics, and paper.
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Schneider is now a part of the Pacteon family of companies. Our continued growth has allowed us to really be our Customer’s one source for end of line packaging solutions.
About Pacteon Pacteon Group offers a responsive and committed single source solution to design, integrate, and service complete packaging solutions. Through the acquisition of businesses offering complimentary products and shared core values, Pacteon Group, currently Schneider Packaging Equipment, ESS Technologies, Phoenix Wrappers, and Descon Conveyor Systems is your one source for end‑of‑line packaging solutions. Whether it is a cartoner, case packer, conveyor, palletizer, pick and place robot, or pallet stretch wrapper, our machines and integration support services are backed with the Pacteon Group Promise: We Make It Right!
We believe and live our Core Values, our IPACT:
I ntegrity
P ride
A ccountability
C ustomer Service
T eamwork
Our Pacteon Promise is “We make it right”. As our customer’s one source for end‑of‑line packaging solutions, everyone plays an important role to make that happen.
We provide internal growth paths for our employees and support them in their professional development goals. Diversity is important to us; we are proudly an Equal Opportunity Employer striving for innovation and growth both for our employees and our Company.
Summary and Purpose
Welders primarily use TIG Welding to make various parts of Steel, Aluminum, and Stainless Steel. These parts range in size and are pre‑cut from plates, bars, rods, and tubing. Occasionally we have assemblies that will require MIG Welding. Parts are prefabricated by others within our manufacturing group. The Welders receive primarily clean and burr free parts to weld. After welding they need to be square, straight, and to the print. The welds are to be free of undercut, cold lap, and porosity.
Key Responsibilities
Safely use established Welding techniques and best practices to make parts to Engineering Specifications within the scheduled time allowed.
Weld using TIG primarily or MIG and other fabrication processes. Parts will be commonly stainless steel, mild steel, or aluminum. Welders will adhere to both Industry Standards and Schneider procedures to make parts to engineering drawing specifications.
Finish parts by wire brushing, grinding and blending grain as required and complete required documentation.
Analyze and interpret engineering drawings to establish a clear understanding of what work is required to successfully make the part. Perform in‑process checks to ensure the parts are conforming to the print.
Work with engineering to suggest improvements in drawings and designs.
Monitor the quality of all components and frames leaving the welding area and make suggestions and changes to improve efficiency and quality in the welding area.
Train and develop less experienced Welders in the Schneider welding procedures emphasizing safety, quality, and productivity.
Complete all required paperwork and labor reporting.
Perform miscellaneous housekeeping and maintenance duties.
Perform other duties as required by management.
Professional Qualifications
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Experience:
3‑5 years’ experience TIG Welding Preferred
Skills:
Able to perform basic Shop Math
Able to interpret Blueprints
Able to use measuring tools like Tape Measure and Squares
Ability to operate machinery like drills and saws is a plus
With more than 50 years of industry problem solving in end‑of‑line automation, Schneider Packaging Equipment Company, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of case packing and robotic palletizing solutions. Headquartered in Upstate New York, we design state‑of‑the‑art machinery for customers in industries such as food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care, plastics, and paper.
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