Assembly Welder

Competency-based
ONET: 51-4121.00

1

Years

104

Skills

147h

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Classroom instruction topics
  • Safety
  • Webco Specific
  • Blueprint Reading
  • Math & Measurement
  • Hand & Power Tools
  • Weld Symbols
  • Welding Theory
  • Welding Technique
  • Inspection & Defects
  • Labs
On-the-job training
  • Safety
    • General Shop Safety
    • Hand & Power Tool Safety (Guarding, Pinch points, etc.)
    • PPE & Personal Safety (Hands, Eyes, Ears, Lifting)
    • Webco Safety (SDS, Job Hazard Analysis, Lock out tag out, Emergencies, Injury reporting, Locations of Fire extinguishers & Eyewash stations,)
    • Welding Safety (Fire, Electrical, Fumes, Cylinders, etc.)
    • OSHA 10
    • Forklift Training
    • Overhead Crane Operation
  • Webco Specific
    • Webco Terminology
    • Webco Departments, Floor, and Flow
    • Who Is Who & Interdepartmental Communication
    • Epicor
    • Travelers
    • General Job Processing & 1st Article Inspection
    • Standard Work (Welders)
    • Playbooks
    • Non-Conformance process
    • Quality Overview
    • Reading & Applying a WPS
    • Welding Standards & Code Basics
  • Math & Measurement
    • Whole Numbers (+, -, x, /)
    • Decimals (+, -, x, /)
    • Fractions (+, -, x, /)
    • Converting Decimals to Fractions
    • Percentages & Temperatures
    • Angles & Area
    • Linear Measurement (tape to 1/32")
    • Finding Square and Tools Used
    • Compass & Protractor
    • Calipers & Micrometers
  • Hand & Power Tools
    • Hand Tools (Hammers, Punch, Chisel, Wrenches, Screw drivers, Pliers, Clamps, etc.)
    • Power Tools (Scrape-n-burr, Air tools, Burr bit set, Grinders, Drills, etc.)
  • Blueprint Reading
    • Types of Drawings
    • Interpreting Multi-view Drawings
    • Types of Lines
    • Detail Box
    • Tolerance, Alignment, & Fit-up
    • Assembly/Interpreting the Whole Blueprint
  • Welding Theory
    • Metallurgy (Ferrous vs Non, How Steel is Made, History of steel, Alloys, Why shielding gas is needed)
    • Physical Properties of Steel
    • Mechanical Properties of Steel
    • Electrical Theory (Electron Movement, Amps/Volts, Duty Cycle, Polarity)
    • Different Weld Processes
    • Weld Joints & Positions
    • Weld Types & Configurations
  • Weld Symbols
    • Welding symbol
    • Fillets
    • Grooves
    • Other Symbols
    • Blueprint Integrations & 1E0099
  • Welding
    • Machine (Parts, Assembly, Maintenance, Settings)
    • Cylinders
    • Consumables, Electrodes, & Filler Metals
    • Base Metal Prep & Workmanship
    • Technique
    • Alignment/Distortion & Jigs/Fixtures
    • Cutting Processes & Equipment
    • Cleaning & Repairs
    • D1.1 & 1E0099
    • Qualifications
  • Inspection & Defects
    • Identifying Defects and Their Causes
    • Basics Of Visual Inspection
    • Tools (Fillet Gauges, V-wac, Palmgren, High Low, etc.)
    • Codes And Measuring To Conformance
  • Guided Labs
    • Pad Welds
    • Crater Fills
    • Tie-ins/Start Stops
    • Five Types of Joints
    • Fillet 1-3
    • Groove 1-3
    • Joint Gaps
    • Round Parts
    • Distortion
    • Repairs
    • Qualification: Tack
    • Qualification: Sheet
    • Assembly To Blueprint
    • Measurement & Conformance
  • Behavioral Competency
    • Participation and focus in team discussions/meetings
    • Focus during independent work
    • Openness to new ideas and change
    • Ability to deal with ambiguity by exploring, asking questions, etc.
    • Knows when to ask for help
    • Able to demonstrate effective group presentation skills
    • Able to demonstrate effective one-on-one communication skills
    • Maintains an acceptable attendance record
    • Reports to work on time
    • Completes assigned tasks on time
    • Uses appropriate language
    • Demonstrates respect for customers, co-workers, and supervisors
    • Demonstrates trust, honesty, and integrity
    • Requests and performs work assignments without prompting
    • Appropriately cares for personal dress, grooming and hygiene
    • Maintains a positive attitude
    • Cooperates with and assists co-workers
    • Follows instructions/directions
    • Able to work under supervision
    • Able to accept constructive feedback and criticism
    • Able to follow safety rules
    • Able to take care of equipment and workplace
    • Able to keep work area neat and clean
    • Able to meet supervisor's work standards
    • Able to not let personal life interfere with work
    • Adheres to work policies/rules/regulations
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