Senior Welder (Park and Recreation [PKR] Dept., Non-Civil Service)

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Job Summary Performs a variety of journey level fabrication and repair welding on mechanized equipment, structures, buildings, or heavy equipment. Job Description

Overview The Senior Welder performs a variety of journey level fabrication and repair welding on mechanized equipment, structures, buildings, or heavy equipment.

Essential Functions 1 Performs maintenance and repair welding on equipment such as large mowers, tractors, trucks, heavy equipment, animal cages, and machinery to ensure compliance with layouts, blueprints, or work orders; performs preventive maintenance on equipment to ensure proper operation and compliance with safety standards. 2 Fabricates, welds, and makes metal components for equipment or structures according to layouts, blueprints or work orders; uses, applies, and implements arc and gas welders, acetylene oxygen welding equipment, MIG welder, portable magnetic drill press, or cutting torch; adheres to safety standards and protocols. 3 Maintains welding supplies inventory to ensure necessary supplies are available when needed; tracks, organizes, and monitors equipment and supply use; identifies needs, makes purchasing recommendations, and restocks supplies. 4 Drives and operates a mobile welding unit to make necessary field repairs; communicates with various other individuals and departments on necessary repairs and work orders. 5 Assists, supports, and participates in the mechanical repair of heavy equipment to maintain proper working condition. 6 Trains and assists apprentice welders in performing job duties; monitors and checks work to ensure safety, efficiency, and quality; participates in scheduling and assignment delegation, tracks work orders, and ensures all work is complete. 7 Performs any and all other trades work as needed or assigned.

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Knowledge and Skills 1 Knowledge of the principles, practices, techniques, safety precautions, equipment and materials used in welding. 2 Ability to perform simple mathematical calculations to fabricate or make modifications to equipment. 3 Ability to drive and operate a mobile welding unit. 4 Ability to perform overhead, horizontal, vertical, and flat welding. 5 Skilled in use of arc and acetylene welding equipment. 6 Ability to read blueprints and design drawings. 7 Ability to complete routine paperwork. 8 Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions. 9 Establishing and maintaining effective relationships.

Salary Range

$23.68 - $26.61

The salary listed on this job posting is the starting salary range; amount offered will depend upon qualifications.

City of Dallas is an Equal Opportunity Employer.