Mig Welder

MIG WELDERS

Perform welding: Join metal parts and surfaces using Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) techniques, ensuring proper settings and gas mixtures are used. • Interpret technical documents: Read and understand blueprints, engineering drawings, and work orders to plan welding and assembly operations. • Prepare materials: Clean, cut, and prepare metal surfaces for welding. • Set up and maintain equipment: Set up welding machines with appropriate settings and perform routine maintenance on equipment to ensure optimal performance. • Inspect work: Examine completed welds for quality, strength, and compliance with specifications, making repairs as needed. • Follow safety protocols: Adhere to all safety guidelines and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to maintain a safe work environment.

FITTERS

Assembly and installation: Install and assemble new machinery, equipment, and components using hand and power tools. • Maintenance and repair: Conduct routine maintenance, inspect equipment, and repair malfunctioning or broken machinery to minimize downtime and ensure continuous production. • Blueprint interpretation: Read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and blueprints to understand component specifications and construction methods. • Fabrication: Use tools like shears, power saws, grinders, and welding equipment to cut, shape, and fabricate structural and mechanical components from raw materials. • Quality control: Inspect fabricated components to ensure they meet the correct size, shape, and quality specifications.

FABRICATORS

A fabricator in the manufacturing industry cuts, shapes, and assembles raw materials like metal or plastic into finished products according to blueprints and specifications. Key responsibilities include using hand and power tools to perform operations like cutting, bending, drilling, and welding, as well as conducting quality control checks and adhering to safety standards