Brazer

Works from verbal and written instructions from the supervisor. Selects torch tip, flux and brazing alloy. Turns valves to start flow of gases, adjusts valves to obtain desired color and size of flame. Measures and cuts copper tubing. Assembles parts into fixture using template, applies flux and hand brazes assembly together to provide leak-free seams. Cleans joints of workpieces. Applies foam insulation to exposed piping. Maintains critical dimensions, and structural and visual quality. Conform with diagrams, designs or supervisors instructions. Tests for leaks at high pressure per test specifications (water or leak detection sniffer). Makes repairs as necessary. Product varies depending on customer specifications. Assemble product using piping schematic. Responsible for quality of work. Reports irregularities and damage to supervisor. Moves material to and from work station. Responsible for turning on and off gas and pilots. Connects hoses from torch to regulator valves and cylinders of oxygen and specified fuel gas and acetylene. Maintains accurate production and quality records. Performs other duties related to the occupation. Maintains clean, safe, and orderly work area. Performs other miscellaneous duties as assigned by supervisor.

• Ability to maintain quality standards.
• More than basic knowledge of tools and processes. Work may entail features of some complicity.
• Highschool diploma or GED preferred
• Requires the use of some judgement working with a minimum amount of direct work instruction.
• Requires special ability and practice. Close limits of physical tolerance.
• Frequently handles 21-50 lbs. while standing.
• High degree of concentrated attention required.
• Demonstrated ability to read and understand piping and plumbing diagrams.
• Ability to follow instructions, and to instruct other employees .
• Ability to work overtime when it is deemed necessary.
• Exercise reasonable care for safety of others.
• Considerable care necessary to prevent serious injury.
• Teamwork at all levels.