Contractor TIG Welder
avantechColumbia (SC)
$130 per day
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Posted 9 days ago
avantechColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$130 per day
About the role
DESCRIPTION:
We are paying premium compensation for contractor TIG Welders. You will receive $130 per day per diem.
Who You Are:
Must be able to weld pipe diameters ranging from 1/2" to 36" in all positions. Will test in fixed 6G position. Must be able to operate a high frequency amperage control foot pedal while welding. Must be able to weld structural steel in all positions. Must be able to identify which type of filler wire to use for a given type of base metal.
A Day in the Life:
All welds must pass ASME pressure vessel and piping codes Prep pipe fittings and pipe ends for full penetration welds on pipe assemblies. GTA weld on carbon steel, stainless steel and duplex stainless steel. Interpret drawings and welding symbols used to fabricate piping assemblies or skids. Calculate pipe fittings "take-outs" and piping measurements.
Perks:
Competitive salary based on experience 4 day work week Positive and supportive work environment REQUIREMENTSAVANTech, LLC solves some of the most challenging problems in the water industry - from being first responders to the Fukushima Nuclear Plant meltdown to implementing patented first-of-its-kind technology. Our projects include industrial water recycling and cleaning up legacy cold war wastewater at government sites. AVANTech's goal is to improve the environment around us and support our clients with innovative sustainable water treatment solutions.
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