Experienced Pipe Welder

Experienced Pipe Welder


Company
Toronto Pearson International
Location
Mississauga, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
16 hours ago
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Job Description
Elevate your welding career with Kenaidan Contracting as a Pipe Welder based in Mississauga. Leverage your expertise in heavy civil and structural welding projects.

Kenaidan Contracting Ltd, an employee-owned company, focuses on building high-quality civil and infrastructure projects. We are currently seeking a talented Pipe Welder to join our team and contribute to ongoing ICI initiatives. Candidates will employ their welding skills to ensure the delivery of top-tier construction services.

Key Responsibilities:

• Execute pipe welding tasks with precision

• Interpret and utilize technical drawings and specifications

• Maintain and troubleshoot welding equipment

• Inspect welds to meet quality standards

• Work closely with team members to achieve project goals

Requirements:

• Extensive experience as a pipe welder

• Familiarity with welding protocols and safety regulations

• Ability to decode complex drawings

• Excellent problem-solving and communication skills

• Dedication to safety and quality

Join Kenaidan and apply your welding skills to impactful construction in Mississauga.
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