Fabricator / Welder
Visa sponsorship
Trade · Perth, WA, Australia · Full-Time · $42/hr · Visa: Employer sponsored
A fast-growing Perth manufacturer of modular power infrastructure and AI data centre systems is adding two trade-qualified welders to its fabrication team on a full-time, ongoing basis. The work centres on structural and module welding: building skid bases, frames and enclosures to engineering drawings and weld maps, to a compliant, high-quality standard.
Monday to Thursday run 6:00am to 3:30pm and Friday runs 6:00am to 12:30pm, which makes a 40.5 hour week. Visa sponsorship is available to the right overseas candidates.
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Key Responsibilities
- Perform GMAW welding with solid and cored wire on structural fabrication and module builds
- Weld 530UB beams, 150x100 RS rafters and other structural members according to engineering drawings and weld maps
- Weld flat, horizontal and vertical according to the approved welding procedures (WPS)
- Work from technical drawings, weld maps and job specifications, reading them accurately
- Prepare steel, then fit up and tack it before welding, and check completed welds by eye against specification
- Assist with general fabrication and assembly whenever it is needed
- Work safely and tidily, meeting company and WHS standards
Requirements & Eligibility
- Trade qualification in welding or boilermaking
- Strong skills in GMAW (MIG) on solid wire, and cored wire experience highly regarded
- Can pass a 2F weld test in mild steel
- Competent and confident in flat, horizontal and vertical positions
- Reads technical drawings and weld maps, interprets them correctly, pays high attention to detail and is committed to quality work
- Own welding helmet and hand tools
- Reliable, safety-conscious team player
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