RESPONSIBILITIES:
Can execute various metallurgical lab functions with minimal or no supervision.
Perform tensile and hardness testing on tubular samples to support QC and production.
Prepare and review Material Test Reports against customer requirements for product shipments.
Prepare samples and conduct metallographic analysis.
Setup, perform, and report results from corrosion tests.
Validate and review calibration status of testing machines.
Maintain and support Lab 5S initiative.
Conduct metallurgical studies on stainless steel tube and write technical reports.
Perform failure analysis and recommend further action to correct the problem.
ROLE REQUIREMENTS:
Must be able to follow procedures and guidelines outlined in the Laboratory Work Instructions and ASTM manuals, produce accurate and reliable tensile and hardness test results with a fast turnaround to satisfy regular production and requests from internal customers.
Will ensure testing equipment is in good physical condition, yearly calibrations are kept up, and when required, perform indirect verifications on the Lab’s hardness machine against calibration standards.
Work with AS400 program to enter mechanical test results, review the manufacturing process, and/or help to complete Material Test Reports in a timely manner to support on time deliveries.
Communicate findings of non-conforming or suspect material with Quality Inspectors and all stakeholders.
Set-up and execute corrosion tests, interpret results and present results to stakeholders.
Must have strong report writing and communication skills to summarize results into formal reports.
Coordinate work with external Laboratories as required.
Periodically perform pickle bath analysis for production to determine concentrations of the nitric and hydrofluoric acid as well as metals content and communicate findings to production.
Works in a safe manner and observes all practices and PPE requirements.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Demonstrates responsibility, reliability and self-motivation.
Follows instructions given by the Supervisor and/or Manager, Welding & Metallurgy to accomplish job assignments with minimal supervision.
Minimum college diploma in a 3-year Mechanical/Metallurgical/Welding Technology program.
Previous experience working in a welding manufacturing environment preferred.
Working knowledge of AST< AMS/SAE specifications and experience in an ISO 9000 or IATF 16949:2016 environment is an asset.
HEALTH & SAFETY:
Demonstrates a positive attitude towards safety and models safety for other employees at all times.
Understand that it is mandatory to use and/or wear all personal protective equipment provided by the Company.
Reports all accidents, incidents and near misses and supports in determining corrective actions to eliminate workplace hazards.
Practices safe work habits as detailed in Samuels/ATC’s safety policies, procedures, C.S.A and the Occupational Health & Safety Act of Ontario.
Understands and completes necessary health & safety training through Samuel’s Safety Training program and ensures renewal training is completed as per company requirements.
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