Welder, Shutdown, Oil & Gas, Plant
Company
Primus Workforce
Location
Edmonton, AB
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
8 days ago
Via
via Energy Job Shop
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Job Description
Oil & Gas B Pressure Welders - Shutdown - 6&1 - Edmonton, AB
Primus Workforce is seeking experienced B Pressure Welders for shutdown work in the Oil & Gas sector. This role involves working in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, with both day and night shifts available. Ideal candidates will have strong technical skills, relevant certifications, and a commitment to safety.
Perks & Benefits
• Competitive wages
• Day & night shifts available
• Work with a dynamic and growing company
What You’ll Need
• Journeyman welder or Red Seal Ticket
• B-Pressure Ticket
• F6/F5 and F6, GTAW and SMAW
• Fall Protection certification
• 5+ years of welding experience
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints or welding process specifications
• Ability to operate manual or semi-automatic welding, flame-cutting, brazing, soldering, and metal shaping equipment
• High degree of attention to safety
• Must be able to get themselves to Fort Saskatchewan
Primus Workforce is seeking experienced B Pressure Welders for shutdown work in the Oil & Gas sector. This role involves working in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, with both day and night shifts available. Ideal candidates will have strong technical skills, relevant certifications, and a commitment to safety.
Perks & Benefits
• Competitive wages
• Day & night shifts available
• Work with a dynamic and growing company
What You’ll Need
• Journeyman welder or Red Seal Ticket
• B-Pressure Ticket
• F6/F5 and F6, GTAW and SMAW
• Fall Protection certification
• 5+ years of welding experience
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints or welding process specifications
• Ability to operate manual or semi-automatic welding, flame-cutting, brazing, soldering, and metal shaping equipment
• High degree of attention to safety
• Must be able to get themselves to Fort Saskatchewan
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