Welder

You cut and prepare pipe and sheet to the sketch, set the joint gap, tack the assembly and weld it in the position the job requires. Stainless and carbon steel are kept apart and each has its own brushes and grinding discs. Every finished assembly is pressure checked or visually inspected, marked with the order number and handed to the fitter. The shift runs 08:00-17:00 from Monday to Friday.

Welding certificate, or a trade school diploma with practice

At least two years of welding on pipe and sheet

Able to work in the vertical and the overhead position

Care with stainless steel and with separate tooling for it

Confident with a grinder, a pipe cutter and a tape measure

Basic Lithuanian, Russian or English for sketches and job orders

Net salary from 1200 up to 1370 EUR per month

Open ended contract with social insurance from the first day

Paid welding certification and renewal at the employer's cost

Free weekends, callouts to the port are voluntary and paid extra

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 add a stainless and an orbital certificate move to the pipe assembly bench for food and fuel lines, which is paid at a higher grade. Experienced welders also join the mobile repair crew for port work.

A heated workshop with separate bays for stainless and carbon steel, fume extraction at every bench and a hoist for heavy assemblies. A welding helmet, jacket, gloves and safety shoes are mandatory and are supplied.