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KTI Services Pty Ltd on the Gold Coast is seeking an Industrial Refrigeration Welder & Fabricator to fabricate and install refrigeration systems for industrial and commercial clients.
You will weld with TIG, MIG and stick methods, interpret drawings and P&IDs, and contribute to onsite installation and testing to ensure quality, safety and compliance with Australian standards.
The Industrial Refrigeration Welder & Fabricator is responsible for the fabrication of installing new and existing plant upgrade , welding installation, and repair of Industrial Refrigeration components, piping systems, pressure vessels, and structural frames.
This role ensures all fabrication and welding work meets industry standards, engineering drawings, safety requirements, and customer specifications.
The role supports workshop and onsite installation teams to deliver high‑quality Refrigeration systems for Industrial and Commercial clients.
Good Remuneration
Onsite and Workshop based work
Low Staff Turnover
Perform high‑quality welding using TIG, MIG, and stick welding processes on materials including stainless steel, carbon steel, and copper‑nickel.
Fabricate pipe support brackets, install refrigeration pipework, pressure vessels, evaporators, condensers, frames, and structural assemblies.
Bend, cut, thread, and prepare pipes for ammonia, CO₂, glycol, and other refrigeration systems.
Welding of Sched 10/ 40 Stainless steel pipe, Carbon steel, Stainless steel tube and Copper tube
Interpret and work from detailed engineering drawings, P&IDs, and fabrication sketches. Also be able to measure and draft on site drawings
Conduct pressure testing, leak testing, and inspections of completed welds and assemblies.
Assist with onsite installation of industrial refrigeration systems, skid packages, pipe racks, and associated equipment.
Fit and assemble components such as valves, controls, pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers.
Perform modifications and repairs to existing refrigeration systems as required.
Ensure all welding and fabrication work complies with relevant Australian Standards (e.g., AS 4041, AS/NZS 1554, AS/NZS 5149).
Follow all WHS policies, safe work procedures, and permit‑to‑work requirements.
Maintain a clean and organised workshop and uphold strict safety standards during onsite work.
Conduct visual inspections and nondestructive testing where applicable (e.g., dye penetrant inspections).
Maintain accurate records of weld procedures, material usage, and completed tasks.
Ensure fabrication quality aligns with engineering tolerances and internal QA processes.
Safely operate workshop machinery such as saws, grinders, pipe benders, guillotines, and welding equipment.
Perform routine maintenance and checks on welding machines and tools.
Trade qualification in Fabrication, Welding, Metal Engineering, or related field.
Proven experience in industrial or commercial refrigeration fabrication or pressure piping.
Strong skills in TIG and MIG welding, including stainless steel and pressure pipe welding.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and P&IDs.
Understanding of industrial refrigeration systems (e.g., ammonia, CO₂, glycol).
High awareness of safety in industrial environments.
Pressure welding certifications (AS 1796 or equivalent).
Confined Space, Working at Heights, EWP, or Forklift licence.
Experience with skid fabrication and modular plant construction.
Previous experience in industrial ammonia systems.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
Be able to take charge and run a team of welders on site
Problem-solving ability and adaptability in workshop and onsite environments.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Good communication skills with supervisors, technicians, and project managers.
Reliable, punctual, and safety-focused.
Workshop-based with regular onsite installation and project work.
Exposure to industrial environments such as food processing plants, cold storage facilities, and manufacturing sites.
PPE required at all times during fabrication and site work.
Quality and accuracy of fabricated components.
Adherence to project timelines.
Compliance with safety and welding standards.
Customer and supervisor satisfaction.
Reduction of rework and fabrication errors.