Paloma Gonzalez

Supporting Welders:Follow directions from skilled welders to set up jobs, which may include holding materials in place or adjusting workpieces.
Aid in the assembly and disassembly of components being welded.

Safety Compliance:Adhere to safety protocols and regulations, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, helmets, and masks.
Assist in identifying potential safety hazards in the work environment.

Basic Welding Tasks:Under supervision, perform basic welding tasks such as tacking pieces together or using welding tools.
Learn different welding techniques and processes, such as MIG, TIG, and stick welding.

Documentation:Help keep records of materials used, time spent on tasks, and any maintenance performed on equipment.

Attention to Detail:Ability to follow instructions accurately and pay attention to details to ensure quality work.

Physical Stamina:Capability to lift heavy materials, stand for long periods, and work in various positions.

Problem-Solving:Ability to troubleshoot minor issues with tools and equipment.

Communication Skills:Strong verbal skills to follow directions and ask questions as needed.

Teamwork:Ability to work well in a team environment and assist other welders effectively.

Adaptability:Willingness to learn and adapt to different welding techniques and environments.