The brazing process is similar to soldering. Under direct supervision - responsible for various types of Brazing/soldering of copper piping together as part of the refrigerant or water plumbing system. Join pieces of metal together by first heating them. Braze finishing operations to specifications, or other forms of instruction.
Primary/Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Brazing/Soldering of copper tubing together at table and on/off assembly line
Using nitrogen when brazing refrigerant system
Use of Jigs to braze copper together
Use of vortex tubes to cool key components in the brazing process
Clean brazed joints of flux
Check units for leaks if required
MUST BE ABLE TO LEARN HOW TO USE HAND TORCH
FOLLOW ALL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS INCLUDING PPE and TURNING OFF FLAME/torch WHEN AWAY FROM STATION
Solder components
Fit moldings to connect fittings and tubing (refrigerant and water)
Use of brazing tools, cordless drill, various hand tools, and scissor table
Must work safely and handle brazed parts that are still warm
Prepare coil
Principal Working Relationships:
Reports directly to Brazing supervisor
Interacts with all other personnel /team /assembly line as needed
Must display a positive attitude, work together as a team respectfully and professionally in a team environment
MUST BE HARD WORKING, MILD TEMPERAMENT, AND HONEST
Communicates verbally in a clear, concise manner to express needs and ask questions
Participates in meetings and safety training
Work together as a team to meet project deadlines
Must be flexible to work with other departments as needed to meet workload demands
Must have an exemplary work ethic
SKILLS / REQUIREMENTS / PHYSICAL DEMANDS/ Working Conditions/ENVIRONMENT:
Excellent Attendance and punctuality WHILE BEING DEPENDABLE, RESPONSIBLE, and arriving on time
Good organizational and communication Skills
Ability to maintain records accurately and follow directions
Must Work well with others and get along as a team AND WORK WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS AS NEEDED
Must be able to lift a minimum of 25 lbs. and possess physical strength for moving equipment and metal
Must pay attention to detail and have good quality soldering to prevent leaks in the field
Must be accurate, meticulous, and get things done in a timely matter
Must be able to work with little supervision and keep up with the fast-paced production line
Must pass pre-employment drug screen, physical, and adhere to company DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE POLICY
Must wear a minimum of SHADE 3 safety glasses at all times on production floor and follow all safety guidelines
Comfortable doing repetitive tasks AND STANDING A MAJORITY OF THE SHIFT
MUST BE ABLE TO BEND, LIFT, AND STAND ON A REPETITIVE BASIS
MUST FOLLOW ALL SAFETY PROCEDURES/PROGRAMS SET FORTH BY THE COMPANY
Position requires being on your feet and standing 95% of the time to fit moldings to connect fittings and tubing
Experience in a manufacturing plant environment is a plus
Must successfully pass pre-employment physical and meet physical requirements/demands of the job including grip strength,
Must have the ability to read, write, and follow oral and written directions at a level necessary to accomplish the job
Must be able to prioritize and organize work load to meet deadlines
Good housekeeping skills to maintain a clean and organized work area to keep our entire facility clean
Must be capable of performing the above essential functions of this position with or without reasonable accommodation
The entire shift will be inside conditions with protections from weather conditions
There are moderate noise levels with tools and other shop noises
The brazing process is similar to soldering. Under direct supervision - responsible for various types of Brazing/soldering of copper piping together as part of the refrigerant or water plumbing system.
Join pieces of metal together by first heating them. Braze finishing operations to specifications, or other forms of instruction. hand coordination, rotational standing, bending, reaching, pulling, putting parts into positions for brazing, balance, elevated work, repetition, and lifting.
There are possible physical hazards in which there could be potential danger to health, or bodily injury, such as proximity to moving mechanical parts, moving equipment, heavy parts, exposure to burns, exposure to explosives (gases), and torch flames.