Role & responsibilities Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, sketches, and diagrams for assembly operations. Fit and assemble prefabricated metal parts to build machinery or equipment such as industrial, construction, or processing units. Move, align, and install components and subassemblies using lifting or transporting devices like overhead cranes. Perform tasks such as welding, fastening, and joining according to specifications. Inspect parts and finished products for quality standards and dimensional accuracy Conduct routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on assembled units. Maintain safe work practices and adhere to site safety protocols. Preferred candidate profile Ability to interpret engineering and technical drawings. Proficiency with hand and power tools used in mechanical assembly. Attention to detail and quality control. Effective teamwork and communication abilities. Experience or certification in mechanical fitting (ITI or equivalent preferred)
Key Responsibilities Supervise tool room operations, including organizing workflows, managing inventory, and scheduling maintenance for tools and equipment. Conduct regular inspections and audits of tools, components, and finished products to confirm compliance with company and industry quality standards. Oversee, mentor, and train tool room staff; ensure adherence to safety protocols and maintain training documentation. Record inspection results, document deviations from specifications, and implement corrective actions as needed. Collaborate with design, engineering, and production teams to resolve quality-related issues and support continuous improvement. Maintain detailed records for inventory management, inspection activities, and quality control processes. Develop, update, and enforce quality assurance policies and procedures within the tool room environment. Required Skills and Qualifications In-depth knowledge of tool room operations, inventory management, and mechanical tooling. Proficiency in quality inspection techniques, blueprint reading, and use of measuring instruments such as calipers and gauges Experience in staff supervision, process optimization, and maintaining safety standards. Strong documentation, reporting, and problem-solving abilities. Effective communication and leadership skills, with dedication to continuous improvement and training.
A TIG and ARC Welder with experience in fabricating Boilers and Pressure Vessels specializes in the precise, quality welding of high-pressure equipment, ensuring all assemblies meet industry and safety standards Role & responsibilities Perform TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) and ARC (Shielded Metal Arc) welding processes on boiler and pressure vessel components, including stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy materials. Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and welding symbols to execute fabrication tasks according to codes (such as ASME BPVC). Set up, calibrate, and maintain welding equipment, ensuring welding parameters comply with specifications for pressure-bearing applications. Fabricate, assemble, and repair boilers and pressure vessels, ensuring proper layout, alignment, and fit-up of components for structural integrity under high pressure and temperature. Conduct visual and non-destructive examinations (NDE) of welds to detect defects such as cracks, porosity, and incomplete fusion; perform corrective action as required. Adhere to safety protocols and regulatory requirements, especially those related to working with pressure equipment, high voltage, and hazardous materials. Collaborate with engineering and quality control teams to meet project deadlines and ensure consistent quality. Preferred candidate profile Extensive experience (typically 5+ years) in TIG and ARC welding for pressure vessel/boiler fabrication. Certification in welding procedures relevant to pressure vessels (ASME, AWS, or equivalent preferred). Strong proficiency in reading engineering and fabrication drawings. Knowledge of quality assurance, inspection techniques, and NDE methods applicable to pressure components. Solid understanding of metallurgy, welding codes, and material properties for high-pressure applications. Ability to work independently with high attention to detail and maintain safe work practices.
A Sales Engineer for Machinery Sales connects customers with complex technical solutions, demonstrating expertise in machinery while driving business growth through consultative sales Role & responsibilities Engage with potential and existing clients to identify their needs and propose appropriate machinery solutions. Develop and deliver technical presentations and product demonstrations, explaining machinery features, benefits, and applications. Prepare accurate sales quotations, proposals, and contracts for machinery projects. Collaborate with engineering and production teams to tailor solutions to meet customer requirements and ensure technical feasibility. Manage sales pipeline, negotiate contract terms, and secure orders while ensuring timely delivery and post-sale support. Build and maintain strong relationships with customers, offering technical support and resolving product usage challenges. Stay updated on market trends, competitor offerings, and technological advances in machinery relevant to customer needs. Preferred candidate profile Bachelors degree in engineering (mechanical, electrical, or similar discipline) or equivalent technical experience. Strong technical and sales acumen, with the ability to explain complex machinery concepts to non-technical stakeholders. Excellent communication, presentation, and negotiation skills. Proven track record of meeting or exceeding sales targets in industrial, manufacturing, or technical sales environments. Experience in CRM, sales strategy, and account management is an advantage. Willingness to travel as needed for client visits, site inspections, and trade shows.