Pipe Welder

The Pipe Welder plays a crucial role in the mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction industry by ensuring the integrity and safety of piping systems. This position involves the precise welding and fitting of pipes, which are essential for transporting various materials safely and efficiently. The Pipe Welder will be responsible for interpreting blueprints and technical drawings to execute projects according to specifications.

Attention to detail and adherence to safety standards are paramount, as the work environment can be hazardous. Ultimately, the Pipe Welder contributes to the overall success of operations by delivering high-quality workmanship that meets industry regulations and client expectations.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Certification in pipe welding or a related field.
• Proven experience as a pipe welder in a relevant industry.

• Experience with stainless steel welding.
• Familiarity with structural steel fabrication.
• Additional certifications in advanced welding techniques.

• Perform welding and fitting of pipes using various techniques such as flux core and brazing.
• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to determine project specifications.
• Utilize plasma cutters and other tools to prepare materials for welding.
• Conduct inspections of completed welds to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
• Collaborate with team members and other trades to complete projects efficiently and effectively.

The required skills for this position, such as pipe welding and fitting, are essential for executing daily tasks with precision and efficiency. Reading blueprints and prints allows the Pipe Welder to understand project requirements and ensure that all work aligns with specifications. Proficiency in using plasma cutters and other welding tools is critical for preparing materials and achieving high-quality welds. Skills in brazing and working with stainless steel enhance the welder's versatility and ability to tackle a variety of projects.

Overall, these skills contribute to maintaining safety standards and delivering reliable piping systems that are vital for operational success.