Welders: MICHAEL BEATTY & CO LIMITED

Welders operate welding equipment in order to join metal workpieces together. They can use fusion welding processes based on different techniques and materials. They also perform simple visual inspection of welds.

=> Responsibilities:
– Perform welding and fabrication tasks
– Assess and identify welding needs for damaged components.
– Utilize techniques like MIG, TIG, and arc welding for metal repairs.
– Interpret blueprints and technical drawings to ensure precise assembly.
– Prepare metal surfaces through cleaning and grinding for optimal welding.
– Select appropriate tools and materials based on repair requirements.
– Safely operate and maintain welding equipment, following safety guidelines.
– Inspect welded joints to meet industry quality standards.
– Collaborate with technicians to determine effective repair methods.
– Maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used, and time spent.
– Prioritise tasks efficiently to meet deadlines.
– Stay informed on new welding techniques and safety practices.

=> Specific Tasks:
– Inspect components of machinery, including frames and hydraulic systems.
– Use MIG or TIG welding to repair or replace damaged parts.
– Ensure proper alignment and fitment of repaired sections.
– Cut and remove damaged parts using cutting torches or plasma cutters.
– Fabricate or modify metal brackets and supports as needed.
– Restore structural integrity of machinery by repairing rusted areas.
– Work closely with mechanics to understand specific repair needs.
– Conduct post-weld inspections to verify quality and integrity.
– Follow safety protocols during welding and material handling.
– Keep current with advancements in welding technologies.
– Maintain detailed records of repairs for documentation purposes.
For non-EEA Nationals, eligibility and requirements for an employment permit apply.