Maintenance Worker-Welder

• Interprets basic drawings, sketches, or verbal instructions to determine project
requirements

• Fabricates frames, supports, and related components for equipment using light structural steel
and steel plate.

• Selects appropriate materials, lays out work, and cuts metal to specified sizes or shapes using
oxy-acetylene or electric arc methods.

• Positions materials accurately for welding and performs welds in all positions, across all types
of metals, and with rods of varying sizes, ensuring strength, precision, and compliance with safety
standards.

• May construct smaller or more complex components using traditional blacksmithing methods,
employing tools such as the forge, anvil, and heavy sledges.

• Applies heat treatment techniques to temper and shape small tools and parts, ensuring durability,
precision, and functionality.

• Performs varied, non-repetitive welding and fabrication tasks, working primarily within a
designated area but occasionally repairing or assembling components at the equipment's final
location.

• May be required to work in awkward positions to complete assignments.

• Adheres to strict safety practices, including the use of heavy protective gloves and a welder's
mask during welding and cutting operations.

• Responsible for the proper care, safe operation, and routine maintenance of welding equipment,
including a 440-volt welding transformer on wheels, welding rods, portable oxy- acetylene
equipment, clamps, and related tools. Ensures all equipment is maintained in optimal working
condition, adheres to safety standards, and is readily available for use in fabrication and repair
tasks.

• May assist as a millwright helper or general maintenance helper when required, supporting broader
facility repair and upkeep activities.

• Maintains a clean and organized work area to ensure safety, efficiency, and readiness for ongoing
tasks.

• Frequently assists skilled tradespeople-including machinists, millwrights, electricians,
plumbers, and other craftsmen-in the repair and installation of machinery and equipment.

• Provides hands-on support during projects, ensures the work area is properly cleaned after tasks
are completed, and delivers additional services as needed to facilitate efficient operations and
teamwork

• Applies tools and techniques from multiple trades to support maintenance and repair activities,
demonstrating versatility across disciplines. While not a fully skilled craftsman in any single
trade, effectively performs semiskilled tasks that contribute to the upkeep, functionality, and
efficiency of factory buildings, machinery, and equipment.

• Carry out tasks such as repairing brickwork, mixing and applying cement, glazing windows, minor
carpentry, electrical work, lacing belts and mechanics.

• Occasionally cleans roof and waterspouts, remove rubbish, mend caulking, and make minor repairs
to machinery, equipment, or buildings.

• It may be necessary for the selected employee to pursue specialized courses or additional
training to augment existing skills.

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