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Responsibilities: Perform welding tasks including but not limited to fabrication, repair, and modification of structural components, pipelines, and machinery used in the sponge iron production process. Interpret blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine welding requirements and procedures. Operate welding equipment such as arc welders, gas torches, and plasma cutters in a safe and ...

A welder's job involves joining metal parts using various welding techniques like MIG, TIG, and arc welding. They work in industries like construction, manufacturing, and shipbuilding, ensuring structural integrity and precision. Welders read blueprints, measure and cut materials, and weld them according to specifications, often working with heavy machinery and requiring safety gear.    Key ...

A tack welder is a professional who uses various welding techniques to join metal parts. They read and understand blueprints and work orders, ensuring they follow specifications. They use various tools and equipment to cut, shape, and position metal parts. They also perform tasks like clamping, holding, and tack welding ...

Key Responsibilities: Interpretation of Engineering Drawings: Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications to understand the requirements for each project. Translate technical drawings into physical structures by determining appropriate fabrication methods and sequences. Material Preparation: Select and prepare raw materials, such as steel plates, bars, and tubes, for fabrication. Cut, bend, and shape metal pieces ...

Develops layout and plans sequence of operations for fabricating and assembling structural metal products,Applying trigonometry and knowledge of metal.Develops layout and plans sequence of operations for fabricating and assembling structural metal products,Applying trigonometry and knowledge of metal.Locates and marks bending and cutting lines onto work piece, allowing for stock thickness   welder,iti ...

A Fabricator job involves constructing metal structures or products by cutting, shaping, and assembling metal components according to specifications, often using blueprints and various tools. They are responsible for ensuring the quality and accuracy of their work, maintaining equipment, and adhering to safety standards.    Here's a more detailed breakdown: Responsibilities: Reading and interpreting blueprints: Fabricators must ...

An RMP Fitter/Operator's role is to install, maintain, and repair mechanical and electrical systems, often in a specific industry like phosphate production or shipbuilding. They work with blueprints, troubleshoot issues, and ensure safety and quality standards are met. Their tasks include fitting components, welding, cutting materials, and performing routine maintenance and inspections.    Key Responsibilities ...

Fabrication is the process of creating finished products from raw materials, especially metals, by cutting, shaping, and assembling them. It involves various techniques like welding, cutting, bending, and joining, often using machinery and specialized tools. Fabrication can be done on-site or in dedicated workshops.    Here's a more detailed look: Key aspects of fabrication: Raw Materials: Fabrication typically ...

Fabrication is the process of creating finished products from raw materials, especially metals, by cutting, shaping, and assembling them. It involves various techniques like welding, cutting, bending, and joining, often using machinery and specialized tools. Fabrication can be done on-site or in dedicated workshops.    Here's a more detailed look: Key aspects of fabrication: Raw Materials: Fabrication typically ...

A Senior Fitter Roughing role, in its broadest sense, focuses on the preparatory stage of fitting, ensuring components are properly aligned and ready for final assembly. This involves cutting, shaping, and preparing materials before more precise fitting operations take place.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a Senior Fitter Roughing might typically ...