EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Requires written and verbal English language skills and basic four function math skills.
Minimum 3 years of club building experience, including knowledge of putters.
Certified welder, preferred.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
· Visually inspects parts to standards. Rejects flawed products for reworking.
· Sets up assembly selecting correct shafts, heads and grips, including specific loft & lie on woods, frequency on shafts, and weight of heads and grips.
· Cut's finished clubs to exact lengths, factoring for head loft/lie, shaft ferrule depth and grip butt cap length.
· Perform Swing weight analysis on every order; factoring in head lie, club length, shaft weight and grip weight. Advise appropriate contact of discrepancies.
· Operates Gripping machine, utilizing custom wraps and clocking instructions as per the order, while maintaining exact grip alignment.
· Operates Swing Weight machine, to +/- .1 swing weight, utilizing milling and grinding machines to achieve exact desired head weight.
· Operates custom Bending machines to +/- .1 degrees.
· Uses DLD loft and lie machine to verify woods meet exact specifications.
· Performs custom head reshaping of irons and wedges, including custom shaping of sole (e.g., Roger Cleveland grinds) and/or the leading edge of club face.
· Performs custom hosel shaping, including bending to specific offset requirements, and drill or ream to match custom shafts.
· Prepares putter heads by using various machines such as lathes, buffers and grinders in addition to hand filing and polishing for complex putter production orders.
· Customizes existing putter models, sight line, additions, shape changes and loft changes.
· Installs custom putter face inserts as requested.
· Custom stamp letters and graphic symbols and custom paints heads as requested.
· Cleans final product.
· Performs Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding and weld clean up.
· Reads and interprets basic drawings, specifications, bills of material, and operating procedures.
· Look up and enter data in SAP
· Using scanning device for security labels entering into SAP
· Documents work on forms and production orders.
TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities)
Requires the ability to work off of verbal and written instructions.
Must possess basic math skills to work with rulers and other measurement devices.
Ability to use various machines including buffers, grinders, lathes and milling machines.
Requires the ability to work in a team-oriented environment to support the larger goals of the department and organization.
Must be able to visually evaluate product to ensure quality.
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