Tie-in Polywelder

Tie-in Polywelder


Company
MPC Kinetic
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
25 days ago
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Job Description
About The RoleLoading, cleaning and preparing HDPE pipes to be weldedJoining HDPE pipe sections in accordance to industry standards and certified welding techniques using McElroy Equipment (Dynamac, T412, T618, T900)Recording all welding information in Data Logger machinesExamining welds for width of bead, and conformance to specifications Loading and transporting of weld equipment on a daily basis and preparation of equipment for different pipe sizesUse of a chainsaw for cutting pipe

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