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Job ID: 723760
Fabricator
Shift: 1st Shift 5am-3:30pm
Pay: $20-$23 Hour (Depends on experience)
Direct Hire opportunity
Position is located in Edinburgh, Indiana at a major manufacturing facility.
Job Description:
A Fabricator in the Manufacturing industry plays a crucial role in shaping and assembling complex structures and components that are integral to various end-products. This position requires precision and a methodical approach to transform raw materials into specified designs and dimensions as per technical drawings or blueprints. As a backbone of manufacturing and construction projects, fabricators collaborate with engineers and project managers to fulfill production goals while adhering to stringent quality and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Fabricators are tasked with interpreting project plans and blueprints to ascertain the required materials and processes. Their primary responsibilities include measuring, cutting, and assembling materials such as metal, plastic, or composites. They utilize a variety of tools and machines, such as welders, shears, press brakes, and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinery. Ensuring that the components are crafted accurately and are structurally sound is paramount. Furthermore, fabricators are responsible for maintaining the equipment they operate, performing regular checks to guarantee operational efficiency and safety.
Tasks and Duties:
The specific tasks for a Fabricator in the Manufacturing industry include:
- Reading and understanding blueprints and technical documents to plan operations.
- Setting up and operating tools and equipment necessary for the fabrication process.
- Measuring, marking, cutting, bending, and assembling materials to create the final product.
- Inspecting and testing finished products to ensure they conform to specifications.
- Aligning, fitting, and assembling component parts using hand tools and fixtures.
- Repairing faulty components and products in line with defects highlighted during inspection.
- Maintaining a clean and safe work environment in compliance with company and safety regulations.
Education and Certification Requirements:
To qualify for a position as a Fabricator in the Manufacturing industry, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent. However, technical training related to materials science, engineering, or metallurgy is highly advantageous. Many employers prefer candidates who possess:
- A two-year associate degree in metal fabrication or a related field from a vocational school or community college.
- Professional certifications such as Certified Welder (CW) from the American Welding Society or similar certifications relevant to specific fabrication technologies or materials.
- Proven experience with CNC machinery and familiarity with computer-aided design (CAD) software for drafting and design tasks.
Malone Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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