Welder (Method 141) | Spawacz (Metoda 141)

ARC WELDER (METHOD 141)

LOCATION:

Monaghan (Ireland), Bremerhaven (Germany), Rotterdam (Netherlands), Southampton (UK)

EMPLOYMENT:

Full-time, Temporary

Key Responsibilities:

• TIG Welding (Method 141):

• Perform TIG welds on a variety of materials, including aluminum, stainless steel, and other alloys, in all welding positions (flat, vertical, horizontal, and ceiling).

• Set and adjust welding parameters such as amperage, gas flow and electrode selection according to different materials and thicknesses to achieve high-quality welds.

Interpretation of Technical Drawings and Specifications:

• Reading and interpreting complex technical drawings, welding symbols, and detailed specifications to determine precise welding requirements.

• Ensuring that all welds comply with technical specifications and high industry standards for quality and precision.

Quality Control and Inspection:

• Inspect the welds made for defects such as cracks, inclusions, incomplete indentation or excess spatter.

• Use correction methods to eliminate quality issues, ensuring that welds meet the required standards for strength, appearance and functionality.

• Adherence to stringent quality control processes, especially in high-precision applications such as aerospace or medical.

Safety Practices:

• Compliance with all regulations and best practices for TIG welding, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), handling shielding gases, and preventing UV exposure.

• Maintaining a clean and safe working environment by following all safety guidelines, using appropriate ventilation systems, and minimizing the risks associated with welding fumes and heat.

Precision and Attention to Detail:

• Produce clean, precise welds with minimal deformation, with an emphasis on the aesthetics and structural integrity of the welds.

• Tailoring welding techniques to specific materials and design requirements, especially for delicate or high-tolerance applications.

Equipment Maintenance:

• Ensuring that welding equipment is properly maintained and operating at maximum efficiency.

• Diagnosing and resolving minor problems with welding equipment and tools.

Collaboration and Communication:

• Collaborate with engineers, supervisors, and team members to ensure welding work aligns with design goals and deadlines.

• Clearly communicate welding requirements, project progress, and any issues encountered during the welding process.

Working conditions:

• Work in marine environments, including shipyards, offshore platforms, or vessels.

• Work in confined spaces, at heights and sometimes in harsh weather or environmental conditions.

• Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required, including helmets, gloves, safety footwear, eye and hearing protection.

• Possible exposure to hazardous materials, heavy equipment and working at height.

  
  

Technical Proficiency:

• Extensive experience in TIG welding (Method 141) of various metals, including aluminium, stainless steel and other alloys.

• Ability to work in all positions (flat, vertical, horizontal and ceiling) and with different material thicknesses.

• Knowledge of setting welding parameters (current, gas flow, electrode selection) for each material and thickness for precise results.

Certificates:

• Relevant welding certifications such as ISO 9606-1, AWS D17.1 (for aerospace) or AWS D1.6 (for stainless steel) related to TIG welding.

• Additional certifications may be required in specialized industries such as aerospace, nuclear power, or medical.

• Certificate of social security legislation applicable to the entitled person

Experience:

• 2-5 years of hands-on experience in TIG welding, especially in high-precision or critical applications such as aerospace, automotive, or medical.

• Proven welding experience with a focus on quality and attention to detail, especially for critical parts and materials.

Quality Control and Inspection:

• Ability to inspect and identify welding defects such as cracks, inclusions or incomplete melting.

• Good knowledge of quality standards and the ability to apply corrective actions to ensure that welds comply with requirements.

Security Knowledge:

• In-depth knowledge of safety protocols in TIG welding, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (helmet, gloves, protective clothing), handling of shielding gases, and measures to prevent exposure to UV radiation.

• Ability to identify and minimize welding risks to ensure a safe working environment.