17 Job openings found

A Welder for the steel industry is responsible for assembling, repairing, and fabricating heavy-duty metal structures and components. They interpret complex blueprints, operate specialized welding machinery, and ensure all steel structures meet strict structural integrity and safety standards.  Core Responsibilities Fabrication & Assembly: Cut, shape, and join heavy steel plates, beams, and ...

The Welding Section In-Charge leads, plans, and oversees daily welding and fabrication operations, ensuring team productivity, code compliance, and workplace safety. Job Summary The Welding Section In-Charge manages the welding shop floor, coordinates work orders, enforces quality standards (such as AWS, ASME, or ISO guidelines), and supervises welders, fitters, and fabricators to ...

A Robotic Welding Engineer/Technician programs, calibrates, and maintains automated welding systems (like FANUC or Motoman) to maximize production efficiency and weld consistency. They bridge the gap between mechanical robotics and metallurgy by troubleshooting technical issues and adjusting welding parameters like wire feed speed and gas flow. Core Responsibilities Programming & Operation: Program, ...

AI Overview     utlines the core duties, technical competencies, and safety requirements needed to join, cut, or repair metal structures and components. Core Responsibilities Blueprint Interpretation: Read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and welding symbols to plan layouts and dimensions.  Material Preparation: Measure, cut, bevel, and grind metal parts using saws, plasma cutters, or oxy-acetylene ...

- Fabrication of pipes.- Able to read Fabrication & Isometric Drawings.- Handling Shop Floor Activities - Marking, Cutting, Bending, Fit-up, Welding.- Manpower handling & Daily Production Reporting.   Production & Shop-Floor Execution: Supervise daily fabrication, cutting, fitting, and assembly processes on the shop floor. Ensure production targets are met on schedule without compromising safety ...

A Welder (Ferro-Alloys) in a steel plant or ferro-alloy unit specializes in joining, cutting, and repairing machinery, heavy steel structures, and furnace components using SMAW, MIG, or TIG techniques. They perform crucial maintenance on submerged arc furnaces (SAF) and fabrication work, ensuring high-strength, durable welds. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key ...

A Production Welder for chain manufacturing fabricates and assembles metal chain links using industrial welding equipment. They operate machinery, interpret blueprints, and ensure all chain welds meet strength, durability, and safety standards for heavy-duty industrial applications. [1, 2] Core Responsibilities Equipment Operation: Operate manual and semi-automatic welding machines (MIG, TIG, ARC, or ...

A reputed ferro alloys manufacturing company engaged in large-scale industrial production is hiring skilled MIG Welders for plant maintenance, fabrication, and equipment repair work. The company offers stable career growth opportunities in a professional manufacturing environment. Perform MIG welding on steel structures, machinery parts, pipes, and fabrication components. Read drawings, blueprints, and ...

A Certified     Welder (MAG/MIG) specializes in joining carbon steel and metal components using carbon dioxide shielded arc welding, focusing on structural integrity and precision. Key duties include interpreting blueprints, setting up equipment (wire feed, voltage), inspecting welds for defects, and adhering to strict safety protocols.  TN Private Job Portal +2 Key Responsibilities Welding Operations: Perform high-quality     welding (MAG) ...

A Welder in a steel manufacturing company cuts, joins, and fabricates steel components using MIG, TIG, or Stick techniques, ensuring structural integrity based on blueprints. They set up machines, maintain equipment, inspect welds for quality, and adhere to strict safety protocols. Key requirements include technical knowledge of metal properties, certification, and ...