Welder/Fabricator 2
Ponca City Development Authority
Welder/Fabricator 2
Ponca City Development Authority
Economic development authority in Oklahoma
Job Title: Welding Technician II
Department: Manufacturing
Reports To: Welding Lead
Job Summary:
The Welding Technician II is responsible for welding and fabricating manufactured products according to blueprints, technical drawings, and project specifications. This role requires expertise in various welding techniques, precision, and a strong commitment to quality and safety.
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Flexibility Requirement:
Due to the dynamic nature of our production process, all employees are expected to be flexible in their work assignments. If there is a temporary shortage of work in your primary department or craft, you may be assigned to assist in other departments or perform tasks outside your usual scope of work. Refusal to accept such assignments may result in being sent home without pay for that period. This ensures continuous workflow and supports overall company productivity.
MISSION
At Custom Mechanical Equipment, we are dedicated to producing high-quality products and delivering exceptional customer service. We focus on fostering growth, creating meaningful job opportunities, and improving the well-being of our employees and the communities we serve.
Vision
At Custom Mechanical Equipment, we will transform the mechanical industry by delivering innovative solutions that empower our customers, create abundant job opportunities, and enhance the livelihoods of our employees and the communities we serve.
Core Values
Accountability, Collaboration, Community, Innovation, Integrity, Transparency
Economic development authority in Oklahoma
Ponca City Development Authority supports business expansion and economic growth in Ponca City, Oklahoma, through incentives, local employer assistance, and workforce development. Its Ponca Works program connects businesses with job seekers and schools through internships, career preparation, job fairs, and a regional jobs board. The authority also runs City Central, a downtown building with private offices, coworking space, and meeting facilities. Public tax dollars fund its business incentives, which require approval from its board of trustees and ongoing compliance by recipients. Established as a public trust in 2003, the authority is headquartered in Ponca City.
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