Nelson Global
Welder (1st Shift) – Nelson Global
We are looking for a Welder Setup Operator to join our team at Nelson Global. The role focuses on producing high‑quality welds using MIG and TIG processes. Position Overview
The Welder Setup Operator is responsible for welding production orders or components using MIG and TIG processes to meet customer and quality specifications. This involves using training or knowledge of welding techniques, knowledge of set‑up requirements and meeting established production requirements on a consistent basis. Primary Responsibilities & Duties
Read previously prepared setup sheets and routing package for individual parts. Determine what tooling is needed and where it is located. Follow established set‑up requirements and ensure settings are correct. Receive approval on setup pieces as required. Operate machine to run production and perform quality inspections as required by the written Quality Procedures. Make necessary adjustments during production runs to stay in tolerances. Use templates, fixtures, surface plate, calipers, snap gauges, or other inspection tools to measure welded components, bead size, or other necessary dimensions per blueprint. Watch for presence of burn‑through, cold starts, lack of penetration, bead size, or other indications of suspect welds. Complete records of production including scrap or rework reasons. Move parts to the subsequent operation with pallet jack. Assist group leader in writing new or changing existing setup sheets. May assist engineering in developing new processes and trying out new tooling. Participate in the corrective action process to prevent defects from recurring. Follow procedures consistently to obtain repeatability. Participate in team meetings seeking continuous improvements for the operation. Observe all safety and OSHA procedures and standards. Maximum lifting of 25 lb without assistance. PPE is required at times. Be able to read tape measurements, manual calipers, and blueprints. Job Requirements
Maintain certification on all welding methods required by NGP or our customers. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and proficiency in shop math (fractions, decimals, metric). Ability to read and follow specific routing instructions and setup instructions. Ability to read blueprints and use appropriate measuring instruments (tape measure, dial calipers). Pass the NGP Weld Test. Experience handling production requirements and problem solving from previous work. Ability to stand for an 8‑hour shift or longer, bend, twist, stoop to remove parts from baskets, lift to work area, and load parts into work area without damaging the part. Good hand and eye coordination. Have hand tools necessary to inspect parts and adjust machines. Benefits
Medical insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Seniority level: Associate. Employment type: Full‑time. Job function: Manufacturing. Industry: Manufacturing.
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We are looking for a Welder Setup Operator to join our team at Nelson Global. The role focuses on producing high‑quality welds using MIG and TIG processes. Position Overview
The Welder Setup Operator is responsible for welding production orders or components using MIG and TIG processes to meet customer and quality specifications. This involves using training or knowledge of welding techniques, knowledge of set‑up requirements and meeting established production requirements on a consistent basis. Primary Responsibilities & Duties
Read previously prepared setup sheets and routing package for individual parts. Determine what tooling is needed and where it is located. Follow established set‑up requirements and ensure settings are correct. Receive approval on setup pieces as required. Operate machine to run production and perform quality inspections as required by the written Quality Procedures. Make necessary adjustments during production runs to stay in tolerances. Use templates, fixtures, surface plate, calipers, snap gauges, or other inspection tools to measure welded components, bead size, or other necessary dimensions per blueprint. Watch for presence of burn‑through, cold starts, lack of penetration, bead size, or other indications of suspect welds. Complete records of production including scrap or rework reasons. Move parts to the subsequent operation with pallet jack. Assist group leader in writing new or changing existing setup sheets. May assist engineering in developing new processes and trying out new tooling. Participate in the corrective action process to prevent defects from recurring. Follow procedures consistently to obtain repeatability. Participate in team meetings seeking continuous improvements for the operation. Observe all safety and OSHA procedures and standards. Maximum lifting of 25 lb without assistance. PPE is required at times. Be able to read tape measurements, manual calipers, and blueprints. Job Requirements
Maintain certification on all welding methods required by NGP or our customers. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and proficiency in shop math (fractions, decimals, metric). Ability to read and follow specific routing instructions and setup instructions. Ability to read blueprints and use appropriate measuring instruments (tape measure, dial calipers). Pass the NGP Weld Test. Experience handling production requirements and problem solving from previous work. Ability to stand for an 8‑hour shift or longer, bend, twist, stoop to remove parts from baskets, lift to work area, and load parts into work area without damaging the part. Good hand and eye coordination. Have hand tools necessary to inspect parts and adjust machines. Benefits
Medical insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Seniority level: Associate. Employment type: Full‑time. Job function: Manufacturing. Industry: Manufacturing.
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