MIG Welder

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.