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Legrand

Makes electrical and digital systems for buildings

Welder 1

Welding & Metal FabricationPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeKenosha, WI, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Participate in an ongoing individual training and development program.
  • Set goals and objectives with the supervisor and identify ways to improve quality and productivity.
  • Report abnormalities in machines, programs, materials, and processes.
  • Have written and verbal English communication skills sufficient to discuss training, general direction, and machine-operation tasks.
  • Demonstrate dexterity and deftness.
  • Read and interpret blueprints.
  • Maintain high quality-control standards to guard against defects.
  • Lay out work as required.
  • Know heat settings, timing, and other control factors relevant to effective spot-welding applications.

Responsibilities

  • Correctly punch in and out on all job assignments.
  • Use an electronic resistance welder to consistently produce quality commercial spot welds.
  • Operate a spot welder from ordinary blueprints, layouts, sketches, templates, or instructions, working with various gauges and compositions of metals to produce high-quality lightweight to heavyweight weld assemblies.
  • Set tools, gauges, and stops, and align work for close tolerance.
  • Check first-piece and subsequent work using simple scales, micrometers, and other measuring tools to maintain quality.
  • Assist in maintaining tools, fixtures, jigs, and equipment cost-effectively.
  • Complete stock and scrap tickets, and stock and move loaded pallets to designated areas.
  • Participate in an ongoing individual training and development program.
  • Set goals and objectives with the supervisor and identify ways to improve quality and productivity.
  • Report abnormalities in machines, programs, materials, and processes.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

Legrand

Makes electrical and digital systems for buildings

Legrand makes electrical and digital infrastructure for homes, workplaces, public buildings and data centers. Its equipment distributes power, connects data networks and controls lighting, energy use and building access; connected controls and monitoring extend these systems. The group sells physical products and related services to contractors and end users through professional distributors and installers. Its catalog supports both construction and renovation, from wiring devices and sockets to cable management, access systems and connected controls. Legrand traces its industrial origins to a porcelain workshop in Limoges in 1865; the company was founded in 1904 and remains headquartered in Limoges, France.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Limoges, France
Founded
1904

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