Welder - Pipe and Vessel

Welding Technician It is the responsibility of this position to perform all welding tasks necessary to thermally join pressure containing vessel equipment and components in accordance with ASME Code. The purpose of the position is to translate the engineering documentation into welded assemblies, using the materials and welding consumables provided, according to the qualified weld procedures, within the time allocated in the production schedule, and in accordance with Gas Tech Quality Requirements. It is the goal of the position to establish the Gas Tech Vessel Department as the most highly respected process equipment welding group in the industries, and for the clients, we serve. This position includes three distinct Grade Levels. The responsibilities of each grade include, but are not limited to, the following: Set-up/run RT & UT Quality Code Welds Set-up/run UT Quality Nozzle/Branch Welds Set-up/run Carbon Arc Gouging Able to make any UT or RT Weld Repair Clean and stamp all welds Set-up/run all non-code vessel welds Layout and Fit vessel components Set-up and run all oxy-fuel cutting/burning Ability to read drawings, WPS's/ PQR'sAbility to lead others and plan ahead Knowledgeable of PT, MT, UT, RT methods Ability to make correct decisions Speed of accomplishing tasks Proper, professional housecleaning Ability to work safely Average Percent of weld repairs Reliable and Punctual Attendance Positive and Cooperative Attitude This position demands excellent technical and welding proficiency in pressure vessel manufacturing. The position requires passing a qualified Welding Test in FCAW and GMAW procedures and class-appropriate level of experience. A high school or vocational school diploma or equivalent is necessary. Higher vocational welding background is preferable. Experience with ASME/ANSI Codes is preferred. Experience in an ISO 9000 environment is suggested. A working knowledge of shop scheduling, material provisions, shop layout and process throughput is highly encouraged. Heavy construction and fabrication environment: constantly. Office environment: rarely.