MIG/MAG Welder

You read the assembly drawing, set the sheets and profiles in the jig, tack them and check the diagonal before running the full seam. Wire, gas flow and current are set to the welding procedure sheet for the material thickness. After welding you grind the seam, check it visually against the acceptance criteria and mark the piece with your stamp. The shift runs 07:00-15:30 from Monday to Friday.

Welding certificate for MIG or MAG, or a trade school diploma

At least two years of practice on structural steel from 3 to 12 mm

Able to read an assembly drawing and a welding symbol

Confident with an angle grinder, a square and a tape measure

Steady work in a jig and care with distortion control

Basic Lithuanian or English for drawings and procedure sheets

Net salary from 1300 up to 1485 EUR per month

Open ended contract with social insurance from the first day

Paid welding certification and its renewal every two years

Free weekends, overtime is voluntary and paid at the statutory rate

Hot meal during the shift and free coffee

Twenty working days of paid annual leave

Welding helmet, jacket, gloves and safety shoes issued and replaced

Welders who pass the coded test for pressure work move to the tank shop, which is the higher paid seat. The works also trains its own fitters, so a welder who reads drawings well can take the setting out bench.

A heated workshop with welding bays, local fume extraction at every bench and an overhead crane for the heavy frames. A welding helmet, leather jacket, gloves and safety shoes are mandatory and are supplied.