Certified Welder
thermal engineering internationalLyman (SC)
About the role
Welder Position Boiler Tube Company of America, a division of Babcock Power Services, a Babcock Power Inc. company, has designed, fabricated, and installed specialty replacement parts and components for boilers of all sizes and designs since 1918.We are seeking a skilled and safety-conscious Welder to join our team. The Welder will be responsible for joining, cutting, and repairing metal and other materials using welding equipment. The ideal candidate should be able to work with various welding techniques, read blueprints or technical drawings, and follow safety protocols to ensure high-quality and durable work.
Essential Responsibilities:
Perform welding tasks using different techniques such as MIG, TIG, Stick, and arc welding. Weld, cut, and fabricate metal components as per project requirements and technical drawings. Ensure all welding work is performed with precision and to specified quality standards. Safety Compliance Follow all safety guidelines and procedures to prevent accidents or injuries. Maintain and use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, helmets, and masks. Inspect workpieces for defects before and after welding and correct any issues. Blueprint Interpretation Read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, or schematics to determine welding requirements. Ensure welding work meets specified measurements, alignment, and tolerances. Maintain and repair welding machines, tools, and other equipment used in the welding process. Regularly inspect and clean welding equipment to ensure proper functionality. Collaboration and Communication Collaborate with other team members, engineers, or supervisors to plan and execute welding tasks. Communicate any challenges or issues with the welding process to supervisors in a timely manner. Quality Control Ensure that welding joints meet industry standards and specifications. Conduct inspections of completed welds using tools like micrometers, calipers, or visual inspection to check for accuracy.
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