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Our Client is a Adelaide-based engineering company specialising in steel fabrication and structural erection within both the commercial and residential sectors. With over 30 years of experience, they have completed thousands of projects across Australia. Schedule: Monday – Friday + plenty of overtime (up to 15-20 hrs a week). Temp to Perm after 6 months.
Job Responsibility:
Welding of heavy structural steel Trusses, beams, frames, columns, cleats and heavy plates
Read and interpret technical drawings
Reading drawings and specifications to determine the correct set-up process and welding processes
Understanding the industry standards and requirements
Ensure the quality and accuracy of welds
Working with hand tools such as hammers, chisels, measuring tools, weld gauge's
Working with power tools such as buffing wheels, drills, polishers, and grinders
Aligning parts to be joined using hand tools and measuring instruments
Welding with GMAW and FCAW welding, oxyacetylene cutting equipment and plasma cutting equipment
Flame heating, bending
Implementing the WHS procedures that are required to complete a job safely, including the use of the required (PPE)personal protective equipment for the job
Requirements:
Trade qualification as a Welder or equivalent
Proven experience in a similar role within a workshop environment
Proficiency in welding techniques (MIG)
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to work independently
Physical stamina and ability to lift heavy objects
Ability to understand and interpret welding specifications independently
Experience in MIG welding and structural steel fabrication
Commitment to safe work practices
Only candidates living in Australia with full work rights will be considered