Vessel Fitter
nesc staffingHouston (TX)
About the role
Vessel Fitter Job Description - Night ShiftM-F 5:00 pm to 3:45 amSummaryThe Vessel Fitter is responsible for assembling detailed parts of pressure vessels and ensuring that components are correctly positioned and aligned according to engineering drawings and work instructions. The job requires the ability to safely operate basic fabrication-shop equipment.
Main Duties:
- Assemble various vessel components and detailed parts.
- Read and use vessel fabrication drawings.
- Position, fit, and align components according to drawings and instructions.
- Perform bridge tacking with GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding/MIG).Operate basic shop equipment, including: Grinders
- ChippersBuffersCutting torch
- Overhead crane
- ForkliftMaintain general knowledge of fabrication-department operations.
- Follow all safety requirements and project rules.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
High school diploma/GED, orA 12 year technical diploma or vocational certificate is desired.
Looking For:
- For this position, the strongest skills to emphasize on a resume are:
- Vessel fitting Fabrication Blueprint/drawing reading GMAW/MIG tack welding Layout and alignment Grinding Torch cutting Overhead crane Forklift Shop safety Pressure-vessel fabrication
- The position is in a Fabrication Planning & Production Control area and is classified as a manufacturing role.
- Also emphasizes safety, craftsmanship, teamwork, and technical expertise within its manufacturing career path
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