Welder
on site personnel groupBristol (PA)
About the role
Overview:
2nd Shift Welder: 3 PM - 12:30 AMJoin our dynamic team as a Welder and bring precision, skill, and craftsmanship to essential construction and manufacturing projects. In this role, you will be responsible for fabricating, assembling, and installing metal components with a focus on safety, quality, and efficiency. Whether working on pipe systems, sprinkler installations, or structural frameworks, your expertise will help ensure that projects meet industry standards and client specifications. This position offers an energetic environment where your technical skills and attention to detail will make a tangible impact every day.
Duties:
2nd Shift Welder: 3 PM - 12:30 AMRead and interpret construction plans, schematics, technical drawings, and blueprints to determine welding requirements and procedures. Perform various welding techniques including MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), FCAW (Flux-Cored Arc Welding), and welding to join metal components accurately. Prepare materials by cutting, grinding, cleaning, and fitting pipes or structural elements using hand tools and power tools while adhering to safety regulations. Install piping systems for plumbing, HVAC, fire sprinkler fitting, or pipeline projects in accordance with ASME codes & standards and NFPA standards. Use calipers, schematics, and basic math skills to measure dimensions precisely for pipe threading, tube bending, assembly, or maintenance tasks. Rigging materials for lifting or positioning heavy components safely on construction sites or manufacturing facilities. Maintain a clean work environment by following safety regulations related to power tool safety and always ensuring proper handling of materials.
Requirements:
2nd Shift Welder: 3 PM - 12:30 AMProven experience in welding techniques such as MIG, TIG, FCAW, and welding within construction or manufacturing settings. Strong knowledge of blueprint reading, schematics interpretation, and technical drawings related to piping systems or structural frameworks. Mechanical knowledge of pipe installation, soldering, pipe threading, tube bending, and sprinkler system installation. Familiarity with construction site safety protocols including NFPA standards for fire safety and OSHA regulations.
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