Robot Welder

Newry
8 months ago
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We are currently hiring a Robot Welder for an industry leader in the Building Services sector. Your hours will be Monday-Thursday 07:00-16:30 Friday 07:00-13:30.

Competitive rates of pay based on experience. with overtime available at 1.5

Key Responsibilities:

  • Read and fully understand the drawings for each project.

  • Welding a range of pipe arrangements from shop drawings, primarily using GMAW techniques.

  • Weld pipe sets for various pipe diameters (typically carbon steel ranging from 125mm – 500mm) from shop drawings.

  • Ensure company welding procedures are adhered to and Welding is carried out to the correct standard.

  • To undertake training in line with company standards.

  • Ensure Company H&S Processes followed.

    Requirements:

    Essential:

  • Experience Programming, Setting and Operating a Robot Welding Machine in an Engineering Environment.

  • To have an in-depth knowledge of Weld Defects.

  • Experience efficiently troubleshooting and resolving problems that may arise during the welding process.

  • The ability to interpret welding procedure requirements.

  • Confident in understanding shopfloor drawings.

    Desirable:

  • Previous experience as a Welder, producing a wide range of pipe arrangements with either TIG/MAG.

  • Previous experience within a heavy fabrication, architectural steelwork or welding environment

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