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May be required to use Forklift (Gas and Electric), farm tractor and attachments, company vehicle, lawn mower, weed eater, various hand tools, various power tools, acetylene torch, plasma cutter, welder, personal computer, copy and fax machine, calculator, and phone.
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Basic welding skills (i.e. Mig, Arc, Cutting Torch, etc.) Computer Skills: Use Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office and PLC Programming Software (Allen Bradley and Mitsubishi Preferred). In 1955, MiTek transformed residential construction with the invention of the Gang-Nail plate and a digital platform that provided an affordable and scalable way to manufacture wood trusses.
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Requires the ability to safely operate a wide variety of tools such as hand tools, power tools, drill press, band saw, welder, cutting torch, etc. Sets up and operates shop machinery such as drill press, grinders, band saws, cutting torch, welder.
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Skilled in general mechanics, welding, gas torch cutting, and motor replacement. Ability to read a tape measure, micrometer, voltage meter, and caliper. Knowledge of fundamental electrical work and experience with conveyors, mixing systems, and extrusion.
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