Welding

Types of roles:

• Welder
• TIG Welder
• MIG Welder
• Stick Welder
• TOR Welder
• S/TAW Welder

Welders manually weld tubes and pipes to high standards of quality and integrity using a minimum of two manual arc welding processes from Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG), Metal Inert Gas (MIG) or other processes depending on the application. Each welding process requiring significantly different welding equipment, assemblies, controls, skills and techniques, and represents an individual production process. Each material type requires specific controls and techniques to achieve a satisfactory weld. The final components being welded are often used in highly safety critical applications for the movement and control of high temperature fluids, cryogenic fluids, highly corrosive or flammable media, and are regulated by the Pressure Equipment Directive. Welders are required to continually monitor and adapt their orientation to achieve the quality of work demanded by high integrity piping systems, necessitating significant manual dexterity, and coordination. Welders are key to the successful fabrication, construction and repair & maintenance of Engenda projects.

Types of work:

• Follow engineering drawings
• Check dimensions and thicknesses of materials to be welded
• Prepare and set out sections to be joined or repaired
• Calibrate tools and machinery
• Pperate welding equipment
• Inspect and test welds and joins, using precision measuring instruments
• Dismantle and cut up metal in structures that are being demolished
• Clean tools, equipment and work areas

Entry Requirements:

At least one of the below, and a CCNSG Safety Passport

• Level 3 (NVQ) Diploma in Welding
• Ace Card
• Indentured apprenticeship in mechanical, piping or maintenance
• Engenda approved welding test

Engenda Group may also require you to do internal training such as Manual Handling, Working at Heights or Confined Space.

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