Soldering Machine Operators - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, welding and soldering machine operators:

Have a medium level of job-required social contact. Communicate mostly through face-to-face discussions.
Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety of others.
Are moderately responsible for the work done by other machine operators.
May on occasion be placed in conflict situations where others might be rude or angry.
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Sometimes work as part of a work group or team.

Always wear face shields or safety goggles.
Nearly always work indoors.
Are regularly exposed to sounds and noise levels that are distracting and uncomfortable.
Are sometimes exposed to chemical contaminants.
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Are sometimes exposed to hazardous situations and equipment that produce cuts or minor burns. There is only a low likelihood of slight injury from this exposure.
Are sometimes exposed to very hot temperatures from machines.
May on occasion be exposed to intensely bright light. This is more likely for soldering and brazing machine operators.
May on occasion be exposed to cramped work places that require getting into awkward positions. This is more likely for soldering and brazing machine operators.
May work physically near others, such as when sharing work spaces.

Must be sure that all details are done and their work is exact. Errors could cause safety hazards.
Must allow the work pace to be set by the speed of the machinery.
Repeat the same physical activities.
Sometimes make decisions that affect their employer's reputation. They often seek input from a supervisor before deciding a course of action.
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Must meet strict daily deadlines.