Key Responsibilities of the MIG Welder Role
Fabrication and assembly:
Measuring, cutting, and assembling steel parts in line with technical drawings and blueprints.
Welding:
Performing skilled MIG welding on structural components, ensuring correct settings based on material type and thickness.
Quality control:
Inspecting welds for accuracy, strength, and compliance, including performing repairs or filling where required.
Equipment operation:
Operating hand and power tools, including grinders, for material preparation and finishing.
Maintenance:
Conducting routine maintenance on welding equipment to ensure proper working condition.
Requirements
Proficiency in MIG welding and ability to interpret blueprints and technical drawings.
Strong attention to detail and good physical stamina.
Sound understanding of metal fabrication processes and safety regulations.
Prior experience as a welder or in a related role is preferred; however, entry-level candidates with strong training may also be considered.
Demonstrated commitment to safety, including consistent use of PPE and adherence to company policies.
Willingness to work on project-based, fixed-term contracts.