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Effectively operate tire mold manufacturing (CNC and Aluminum casting) equipment and other related industrial equipment – when applicable. Previous manufacturing and/or industrial experience in metal working or CNC machining.
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What You'll Do as an Aluminum Welder:Manufacture and fabricate finished metal productsCalculate material measurements to verify specificationsFollow fabrication drawingsPerform aluminum weldingAdhere to safety protocolsRequires the ability to pass a welding test.
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Aluminum die casting, a plus Must have training for problem solving (including 5WHY) and PFMEA. Key Competencies: Must be able to effectively communicate problems / processes in both written and oral formats.
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TIG Aluminum Welder Are you someone who loves working as a team? Energy Jobline would like to introduce the role of TIG Aluminum Welder based in Statesville, NC, USA. If you think you are a suitable match for this role, please hit the apply button for more details.
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Aluminum die casting, a plus. Aluminum die casting, a plus. Working with Robotics, Vision Systems, and Laser Programming a plus. Investigate in-house manufacturing problems and recommend countermeasures.
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