Stainless Steel Pipe Welder

Posted 2 days ago

vbeyondGlen Burnie (MD)

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Role: Stainless Steel Pipe Welder
Type: Contract
Location: Glen Burnie, MDPrioritized Must Have Skills for the Stainless Steel Pipe Welder:1. 4 years of overall experience.2. Can set up welding machine & adjust accordingly for the process & material being welded.3. Hire by MAIC dependent on ability to pass welding test. Responsibilities of the Stainless Steel Pipe Welder: Capable of welding stainless steel pipe, based on the following: STICK (SMAW) processTIG (GTAW) process½" - 2" Socket Weld1-1/2" - 24" Butt Weld (SCH 40 & SCH 80 Wall Thickness) Must be able to pass 2" 6G Pipe Test and weld in all positions Weld quality must pass X-ray test. Willing to work at least 40 hours per week, or as much as 7-12's, if required by contract. Flexibility on work environment (ie - dirty versus clean work).Flexibility to work night shift as required (not likely, but may be necessary).Flexibility on working indoors and outdoors, regardless of weather. This is not a shop environment. Flexibility to work outside the trade, if welding work is not available. Requirements of the Stainless Steel Pipe Welder: Own Transportation and willingness to work within the MAIC region (MD, Southern PA, Northern VA, Eastern WV, and DE).4-10's schedule (Mon - Thu or Tues - Fri), starting at 6:30 AM. o US Citizen or Green Card Verified. Can set up welding machine & adjust accordingly for the process & material being welded. Hire by MAIC dependent on ability to pass welding test.
Other Key Requirements: 100% in office role with travel No Visa or Sponsorships. No Corp-to-Corp.

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