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Depending on experience, perform routine work applying principles of welding, elementary heat treating and sheet metal working in performance of maintenance, repair, and production work. Planning and layout of sheet metal work for irregularly shaped parts requires making decisions on methods to be used to obtain desired shapes.
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Considerable initiative and responsibility for planning details of procedure, including heat, pressure, strength of welds, degrees of hardness and wear resistance qualities in heat treating various metals and in a wide application of principles of sheet metal working.
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Metal cutting and drilling. Possess necessary refrigeration installation tools-Oxy/Acetylene torch set. Energy Jobline would like to introduce the role of Installation Technician based in Auburn, PA, USA. If you think you are a suitable match for this role, please hit the apply button for more details.
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Plan and layout details and development of sheet metal and boiler plate work in the fabrication of new construction and maintenance, including tanks, machine guards, ventilation ducts, metal jigs, fixtures, etc.
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