Torch Cutter

Job Duties

Including, but not limited to:

• Setting up the cutting area for Hot Work Policy, Emergency Action Plan, and efficient cutting production

• Setup Oxy-fuel station position, regulator adjustments, hose safety and torch condition

• Change out compressed gas cylinders when required

• Wear the required PPE

• Maintenance and housekeeping of the entire torch cutting area

• Inspect the safety of the equipment

• Use common cutting techniques that conserve torch parts and maximize production

• Clean up work area at the end of shift

• Keep work areas neat and orderly

• Regular attendance and punctuality are essential job functions

• Organizing materials to have more effective use of space

• Dispose of various waste materials in the appropriate manner

• Inspection to ensure cleanup is completed

• Effective housekeeping in workplace area is an ongoing operation for safety and better hygienic conditions for all team members

Qualifications

• Employees in this position prior to April 2014 are presumed to be qualified and are "grandfathered" into their positions.

• Must pass a medical physical and drug test

• Must pass a background check

• Preferred - high school diploma or GED and/or foreign education acceptable

• Bi-lingual (English & Spanish) language skills a plus

• Ability to: communicate with others effectively; understand direction (written or oral) and use basic math skills as the job demands

• Previous torch cutting related experience preferred

Job Expectations

Comply with all applicable federal, state, local, & SA Recycling safety, health, & environmental rules, regulations, policies, & procedures.

Physical Requirements

• Work Environment: Scrap metal Recycling and torch cutting area

• Equipment & Tools: Oxy-fuel Torch Cutting equipment, mechanics tools

• Physical Demand Level: Moderate to Heavy

• Work Capacity: Torch Cutter Work Capacity

• Sensory Demands: Hearing, vision, touch, smell and taste

• Hand Movements: Repetitive motions, gripping

Pay Range: $16-$21