MIG TIG Welder

Aureol Global ConnectionsCork, MunsterOn-siteFull-timeMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 3 hours ago

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About this role

Role purpose: Carry out MIG and TIG welding of mild steel and stainless steel parts used in the manufacture of Fireblock

specialist metal doors, frames, screens and associated components. Each job must be completed safely, accurately and

within the required production timescale, while meeting Fireblock drawings, specifications and workmanship standards.

Key responsibilities

• Carry out MIG and TIG welding of mild steel, stainless steel and associated fabricated components.

• Produce quality welds in accordance with engineering drawings, weld symbols, job instructions and approved

specifications.

• Fabricate and weld assemblies used in Fireblock metal door leaves, frames, screens and other specialist products.

• Inspect completed welds and assemblies for appearance, penetration, alignment, distortion, dimensional accuracy and

overall workmanship.

• Ensure welded components meet the required quality standard before release to the next stage of production.

• Work to agreed production schedules and targets without compromising safety, accuracy or product quality.

• Assist with prototype, development, repair and custom fabrication work when required.

Requirements

Candidate profile

• Practical experience in MIG welding, TIG welding or both.

Fireblock | MIG / TIG Welder

• Experience welding mild steel and/or stainless steel components.

• Ability to read or learn to read engineering drawings, dimensions and weld symbols.

• Good fabrication, fitting and workshop skills.

• Strong attention to detail and a consistent commitment to weld quality.

• Ability to use measuring equipment and carry out basic dimensional checks.

• Ability to work safely, independently and as part of a manufacturing team.

• A reliable, organised and flexible approach to production work.

• Welding qualifications, forklift certification or materials-handling experience would be advantageous but are not

essential