B-Pressure Hand Welder Journeyperson - Shell Scotford - Maintenance

Jasper Constructors; Fort Saskatchewan; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading recruitment firm in Canada is seeking a B-Pressure Hand Welder Journeyperson for a temporary position at Shell Scotford in Fort Saskatchewan. This role requires experience in welding, strong understanding of safety protocols, and certain current tickets. The successful candidate will perform welding tasks and develop layouts based on project requirements. Local candidates are preferred as accommodations are not available. Join a firm with significant presence across construction and industrial sectors.

Qualifications

• Completion of CSTS-09 or CSTS-20 is required.
• Must have valid safety tickets as per the job requirements.
• Must complete a Pre-Access Drug and Alcohol Test.

Responsibilities

• Skillfully fuse metals using prescribed welding applications.
• Comprehend drawings and develop layout patterns.
• Recognize defective welds and know the repair procedures.
• Perform tasks according to quality standards required by the industry.

Skills

Welding application skills

Understanding of welding codes

Mathematics for welding

Knowledge of welding gases

Mechanical comprehension

Education

Journeyman welding ticket

CWB - SMAW ticket

Job description

B-Pressure Hand Welder Journeyperson - Shell Scotford - Maintenance

Fort Saskatchewan, AB Canada

Employment Type: Temporary FT (CAN)

Workplace Type: On-Site

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Project Type: Maintenance

Project Location: Fort Saskatchewan

Shift: Days

Schedule: 9/80

Accommodations: Not Available

Travel Details: Local only

GC: Graham

Allied Partner: Heartland Constructors Inc.

Reference Number: 29979

Jardeg is currently recruiting B-Pressure Hand Welder to join our Shell Scotford maintenance scope near Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. This is a temporary full-time position on a 9/80 schedule, start date is January 05th, 2026 until December 18th, 2026.

Required safety tickets and certain weld test costs will be covered.

Local candidates will be preferred as living out allowance is not provided.

Welders join or sever metals in beams, girders, vessels, piping and other metal components, make metal parts used in construction and manufacturing plants, and weld parts, tools, machines and equipment. Welders develop patterns for projects or follow directions given in layouts, blueprints and work orders, clean, check for defects and shape component parts, sometimes using a cutting torch and weld parts together.

Responsibilities

• Be skillful in the fusing of metals using prescribed welding applications
• Have a working knowledge of the welding equipment involved with the various welding procedures
• Comprehend drawings and develop layout patterns for projects and calculate quantities of materials
• Have a thorough knowledge of metals, arc electrodes, welding gases and gas welding filler rods
• Recognize defective welds; know the cause and proper procedure for the repair of the defective area
• Have a working knowledge of mathematics calculations pertaining to the welding trade
• Have a working knowledge of the required codes
• Be familiar with the work of other trades people in affiliated trades
• Perform assigned tasks in accordance with quality and production standards required by industry
• Have a valid CWB in the process's being used
• Have a valid B-pressure ticket in the processes being used if required

Minimum Requirements

• CSTS-09 or CSTS-20
• Energy Safety Canada Approved Fall Protection
• Energy Safety Canada Approved Confined Space Entry & Monitor
• Energy Safety Canada Approved Elevated Work Platform
• Mask Fit Test
• Satisfactory completion of a Pre-Access Drug and Alcohol Test

Welding Tickets: (must be current and within 6 mths)

• Journeyman welding ticket
• CWB - SMAW ticket
• F3, F4
• F6 GTAW Max
• F6, F5 - GTAW, SMAW

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With a significant presence in the construction, industrial maintenance, and turnaround sectors, Jardeg is the largest recruiter of skilled trades in Canada. Annually, we support approximately 10 million hours of work and provide recruitment services for 10,000+ people.

If you’re a tradesperson working in Canada, our position across commercial, infrastructure, and industrial construction, plus maintenance and turnarounds means we have more than just a job for you. We have a lifetime of work.