Qualified Welder – Medium to Heavy Fabrication

Qualified Welder – Medium to Heavy Fabrication


Company
Assign Services (Pty) Ltd. - Sandton
Location
Randburg
Posted
14 days ago
Via
via Pnet

Job Description
Introduction

Motor Vehicle Industry based in Randburg Johannesburg

Description
• Specialist Role
• Candidates must be trade tested/coded and experienced with high-strength structural steels (STRENX 700 or equivalent).
• The ability to work precisely from drawings and execute complex welding procedures (WPS compliance) is essential.
• Cutting, shaping, and smoothing metal using hand tools, power tools, and machines.
• Welding components using various welding equipment based on the process requirements.
• Testing and inspecting welded surfaces and structures to discover flaws.
• Maintaining equipment in a condition that does not compromise safety.
• Ensuring safety and structural integrity in the welds and metal structures created.

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