MIG Welder – Aluminum Fabrication

MIG Welder – Aluminum Fabrication


Company
Al Manar Metal Doors & Windows Fixing LLC
Location
Sharjah
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
10 hours ago
Via
Glassdoor

Job Description
Job Description:
ALMANAR METAL DOORS AND WINDOWS FIXING LLC is hiring a skilled MIG Welder for aluminum fabrication work. The candidate should have experience using MIG (GMAW) welding with spool gun for aluminum structures and long weld sections.

Responsibilities:
• Perform MIG (GMAW) welding using spool gun.
• Weld thicker aluminum materials efficiently.
• Complete long welds and production welding tasks.
• Work on fabrication of aluminum doors, windows, frames, and metal structures.
• Maintain welding equipment and follow safety standards.

Requirements:
• Proven experience as MIG Welder.
• Experience welding aluminum with spool gun.
• Ability to perform fast and strong welds for production work.
• Experience in aluminum fabrication industry preferred.

Job Type: Full-time

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