Senior Structural Welder – On-site & Workshop (Canberra)

Work Initiatives; Canberra; Vor Ort; AUD 90.000 - 105.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Superannuation

Permanent full-time

Training & development

Zusammenfassung

Goldenlight Pty Ltd in Canberra – Majura workshop – seeks a permanent, full-time welder to work 38 hours per week with travel to sites around Canberra. You will read drawings, weld structural steel, fabricate components and inspect results to AS/NZS 1554 standards.

Requirements include 2+ years’ post-qualification welding, MIG/Stick/FCAW skills, WHS knowledge, a White Card and a valid Australian driver’s license; English communication is essential.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum 2 years post-qualification welding experience.
• Proficient in MIG, Stick and FCAW welding.
• Ability to read engineering drawings and weld procedures.
• WHS compliance and safe work practices.
• White Card and valid Australian driver’s license.
• Good English communication and teamwork.

Aufgaben

• Read, interpret engineering drawings and welding specs.
• Measure, mark, cut and prepare steel sections.
• Weld structural steel and reinforcement components in workshop and on site.
• Inspect welds and verify against AS/NZS 1554.
• Set up and operate welding and cutting equipment.
• Follow WHS and hot work permits; work at heights when required.
• Collaborate with site supervisors and trades to meet schedules.

Kenntnisse

MIG welding

Stick welding

Flux-cored welding

Reading drawings

WHS knowledge

White Card

English communication

Tools

Oxy-acetylene cutting

Plasma cutting

Jobbeschreibung

Goldenlight Pty Ltd in Canberra – Majura workshop – seeks a permanent, full-time welder to work 38 hours per week with travel to sites around Canberra. You will read drawings, weld structural steel, fabricate components and inspect results to AS/NZS 1554 standards.

Requirements include 2+ years’ post-qualification welding, MIG/Stick/FCAW skills, WHS knowledge, a White Card and a valid Australian driver’s license; English communication is essential.