Plastic Fabricator (Welder) - Swing Shift

at JST Manufacturing in Meridian, Idaho, United States

Starting Wage Range: $19.00 $24.00 / hour to start; Overtime Available

+ Monday-Friday | 3:00pm 11:30pm (includes shift differential)

+ Read, understand, and follow work orders, engineering drawings, and specifications to determine optimal fabrication methods required to meet part tolerances, fit, and finish.

+ Competently fabricate, weld, and finish plastic to JST quality standards.

+ Use wood working tools, power hand tools, and welding equipment safely and efficiently.

+ Competently use measuring instruments and contribute to JSTs quality program by following quality procedures.

+ Utilize a Personal Computer and shop floor control software to accurately track job labor and material usage.

+ Understand and follow company procedures and act in a safe manner in a manufacturing environment.

+ Maintain stewardship of equipment and contribute to the maintenance and cleanliness of the shop.

+ Perform miscellaneous tasks as required to support manufacturing, engineering, quality, and quoting departments.

+ Contribute to team effort by achieving results. Work cooperatively with team members, communicate design constraints, and work within the team to achieve solutions.

+ Able to safely lift and carry, push or pull objects up to 50lbs.

+ Able to walk, stand and work on feet for the duration of shift.

+ Able to climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, reach with hands and arms, grasp, handle and operate hand/power tools or controls.

+ 1-2+ years experience in a similar position.

+ Able to read blueprints, work orders, and specifications.

+ Able to plastic weld.

+ Technical degree preferred or equivalent experience.

+ Able to produce accurate and good quality parts on schedule.

+ Able to use power hand tools safely and efficiently.

+ Cleans and maintains equipment in good working order.

+ Follow company procedures, and maintains a safe work area.

+ Ability to work and contribute within a team.

+ Previous plastic welding is preferred but not necessary

+ Finishing and Trim Car