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Description
ROSENBAUER STATEMENT
At Rosenbauer we pride ourselves on providing top-of-the-line fire apparatus, created with state-of-the-art technology for more than 150 years because when lives are at stake anything less is unacceptable. As the world’s largest manufacturer of fire equipment, we make sure our vehicles, production teams, and service personnel are ready to do what is necessary to keep communities safe.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Body Fabricator is responsible for the metal fabrication of multiple components of the fire apparatus’ body. They must be able to read and follow blueprints/specifications to complete objectives. A Body fabricator welds, sands, cuts, and bolts materials to build the body of the fire apparatus. They will also mount body and pump house onto the subframe of the fire apparatus as well as fill in where needed within the shop.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
All employees are required to support Rosenbauer’s Mission, Vision, and Values. The following are the essential duties of this position and do not include marginal functions that are incidental to the performance of fundamental job duties. The scope and duties of a given position may change or be temporarily altered based on the business needs of Rosenbauer.
- Fabricates the metal body on the fire apparatus.
- Reads and follows blueprints and specifications to complete objectives.
- Welds, sands, cuts, and bolts materials to build the body of the fire apparatus.
- Mounts body and pump house onto the subframe of the fire apparatus.
- Mounts support for equipment to be installed as needed.
- Checks the work of the blueprints and specifications to ensure that it will result in a workable product.
- Performs other duties and responsibilities as required by management to meet the needs of the organization and our members.
Qualifications
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES (KSA’S):
| K | Knowledge, Education, and/or Experience:
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| S | Skills: Language:
Math:
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| A | Abilities:
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| OTHER QUALIFICATIONS | CHECK IF APPLIES | Give Examples as Necessary |
| Driving- license |
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| Driving- Own Vehicle |
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| Hours of work- Ability to work evenings and/or weekends occasionally | x | As needed to support department needs. |
| Travel- Local |
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| Travel- Overnight |
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| Travel- Prolonged Periods |
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| Qualifications- Other |
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PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Lifting Requirements
| Weight in pounds | Never 0% | Rarely 1-10% | Occasionally 11-33% | Frequently 34-66% | Continuously 67% or more |
| 1-10 |
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| 11-20 |
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| 21-35 |
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| 35-50 |
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| 51-75 |
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| 76-100 |
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| 100+ | x |
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Vision Requirements
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| Never 0% | Rarely 1-10% | Occasionally 11-33% | Frequently 34-66% | Continuously 67% or more |
| Color Vision |
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| Close Vision |
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| x |
| Peripheral Vision |
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| Long Distance Vision |
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Movement Requirements
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| Never 0% | Rarely 1-10% | Occasionally 11-33% | Frequently 34-66% | Continuously 67% or more |
| Standing |
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| x |
| Walking |
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| Sitting |
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| x |
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| Talking or hearing |
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| x |
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| Feeling |
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| x |
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| Climb/Balance |
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| x |
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| Kneel/Crouch/Squat |
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| x |
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| Bending/Twisting |
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| x |
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| Reaching upward or outward |
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| x |
| Bending neck side-to-side or front-to-back |
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| Typing | x |
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| Pinching/finger manipulation |
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| Grasping/turning the wrist |
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| x |
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| Taste/Smell | x |
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| Laying Down |
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WORKING CONDITIONS
| Work Environment | Never 0% | Rarely 1-10% | Occasionally 11-33% | Frequently 34-66% | Continuously 67% or more |
| Wet Humid Conditions (non-weather) | x |
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| Humid conditions (weather-related) |
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| Work Near Moving Mechanical Parts |
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| x |
| Work in High Precarious Places |
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| Fumes or Airborne Particles |
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| x |
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| Toxic or Caustic Chemicals |
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| Outdoor Weather Conditions |
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| x |
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| Extreme Cold (non-weather) | x |
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| Extreme Heat (weather-related) summer months |
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| x |
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| Risk of Electrical Shock |
| x |
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| Work with Explosive Materials |
| x |
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| Vibration |
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| x |
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| Noise Level for Typical Environment |
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| Moderate Noise: (Examples office with printers, phones, and light traffic |
| x | Loud Noise: (Examples: Metal Manufacturing, Construction sites) |
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| Very Loud Noise: (Examples: Jack Hammer Work) |
Personal Protective Equipment
| PPE | Never 0% | Rarely 1-10% | Occasionally 11-33% | Frequently 34-66% | Continuously 67% or more |
| Safety boots |
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| Safety Glasses |
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| Cut resistant Gloves |
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| Respirator | x |
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| Face Shield |
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EOE/Disability/Veterans.
