2nd Shift Welder IV-Sr Welder

Overview

Hiring Salary Range
Welder II Certified Senior Welder:
Training $31.37 Certified $34.37

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Responsible for coordinating production colleagues within assigned department(s), including scheduling and assigning work, providing colleague training, and ensuring safety, quality, and production output requirements are met. Colleagues in this role must successfully complete all required training as outlined in the Marinette Operations Training Matrix. Works directly with the Welding Cohort to collaborate on welding‑related issues and concerns.

DUTIES

• Train colleagues in the operation and setup of cell equipment to ensure proficiency and safe practices.
• Support the cell manager with scheduling, manpower planning, and vacation planning.
• Monitor inventory levels to ensure materials are available for production needs.
• Set up machines and materials for job changes or in preparation for the next shift.
• Assist line operators with supplementary tasks to maintain workflow and productivity.
• Operate cell equipment to support daily production.
• Update KPI boards daily (prior to 7 a.m.) to maintain accurate performance tracking.
• Resolve COGIs daily to ensure accurate labor and material reporting.
• Perform SAP functions related to the Weld Lead role, including labor corrections, material movements, and COGI resolution.
• Provide clear guidance to colleagues and address confusion within the team.
• Apply lean principles to improve production metrics and drive continuous improvement.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues and cross‑functional partners to support smooth operations.
• Keep the supervisor informed of relevant issues, progress, and developments.
• Administer toolbox/Alchemy training as a backup to the supervisor.
• Exercise decision‑making, problem‑solving, and policy or procedure interpretation as needed.
• Maintain thorough and relevant manufacturing knowledge of welding processes.
• Adapt to changing business conditions and adjust work practices to meet evolving objectives.
• Complete projects and assignments as directed by the supervisor.
• Process timecards when the supervisor is on vacation.
• Work safely and effectively in a normal production plant environment.
• Stand and walk extensively as required by daily job duties.
• Maintain First Aid training or demonstrate willingness to become trained.
• Acknowledge that job duties may evolve as plant or business needs change.

Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or equivalent. A minimum of five years of experience in the welding industry is required, and previous experience as a trainer or educator is preferred. Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously are essential, along with an interest in further developing leadership, welding, and technical skills.

Candidates must also demonstrate alignment with JCI Values:
Integrity First, Purpose Led, Customer Driven, Future Focused, and One Team.

Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in welding processes at ASTM standards, including GMAW‑S, GMAW, and SAW; troubleshoot welding equipment and welding‑related issues; and accurately interpret blueprints and weld symbols. A valid forklift license must be maintained. Flexibility in work hours is required to support production needs, and computer literacy is…