<ul>
<li>Tack-welded, clamped, and bolted parts to achieve desired specifications for slingshots and Rangers.</li>
<li>Analyzed parts for defects and made necessary repairs before sending parts to be inspected.</li>
<li>Trainer for welding processes for engine manufacturing.</li>
<li>Applied shielded metal arc welding techniques with electrodes in flat, horizontal vertical positions as well as overhead applications.</li>
<li>Performed preventative maintenance on welding tools and equipment.</li>
<li>Inspected incoming raw materials for non-conforming items and notified suppliers of any discrepancies.</li>
<li>Verified proper labeling, packaging, shipping and receiving documentation prior to releasing products from the facility.</li>
<li>Replaced defective components or parts as needed.</li>
<li>Reviewed technical manuals and other documents related to product operation and maintenance requirements.</li>
<li>Tested assembled items with appropriate equipment to ensure proper functioning.</li>
<li>Operated a variety of hand tools including drills, saws, grinders, and riveters.</li>
<li>Inspected welds for accuracy, strength, and adherence to safety standards.</li>
<li>Dismantled defective assemblies using hand tools, power tools, hoists, cranes.</li>
<li>Utilized thermal cutting tools including oxy-acetylene torches to cut metal components prior to welding repairs.</li>
</ul> at Polaris<ul>
<li>Tack-welded, clamped, and bolted parts to achieve desired specifications for slingshots and Rangers.</li>
<li>Analyzed parts for defects and made necessary repairs before sending parts to be inspected.</li>
<li>Trainer for welding processes for engine manufacturing.</li>
<li>Applied shielded metal arc welding techniques with electrodes in flat, horizontal vertical positions as well as overhead applications.</li>
<li>Performed preventative maintenance on welding tools and equipment.</li>
<li>Inspected incoming raw materials for non-conforming items and notified suppliers of any discrepancies.</li>
<li>Verified proper labeling, packaging, shipping and receiving documentation prior to releasing products from the facility.</li>
<li>Replaced defective components or parts as needed.</li>
<li>Reviewed technical manuals and other documents related to product operation and maintenance requirements.</li>
<li>Tested assembled items with appropriate equipment to ensure proper functioning.</li>
<li>Operated a variety of hand tools including drills, saws, grinders, and riveters.</li>
<li>Inspected welds for accuracy, strength, and adherence to safety standards.</li>
<li>Dismantled defective assemblies using hand tools, power tools, hoists, cranes.</li>
<li>Utilized thermal cutting tools including oxy-acetylene torches to cut metal components prior to welding repairs.</li>
</ul> at Polaris
Combination Welder/ Forgliff Operator- Using the Technique of Spray , Art , Welding Flux , Core Mig and Stick Duties Consist of Welding, All Field Equipment, Which Included Pump Skids.\n Pipe.\n And Plates of Different Sizes\n From March 2015 to June Two Thousand Sixteen at Stewards and Stevens- My Duties Consisted of Welding Drain Plates at Any Other Au Field Equipment That Needed to Be Completed, Using the Welling Technique Spray Arc Flux, Core Meag.\nAnd Sub Arc From March to JuneCombination Welder/ Forgliff Operator- Using the Technique of Spray , Art , Welding Flux , Core Mig and Stick Duties Consist of Welding, All Field Equipment, Which Included Pump Skids.\n Pipe.\n And Plates of Different Sizes\n From March 2015 to June Two Thousand Sixteen at Stewards and Stevens- My Duties Consisted of Welding Drain Plates at Any Other Au Field Equipment That Needed to Be Completed, Using the Welling Technique Spray Arc Flux, Core Meag.\nAnd Sub Arc From March to June