MIG/MAG Welder

You read the fabrication drawing, tack the parts in the jig, check the gap and the angle, then weld the seam with solid wire in mixed gas. Between passes you clean the slag and the spatter, change the contact tip and set the wire feed and the voltage for the plate thickness. Finished frames are measured against the drawing and stamped with your welder number before they go to the paint shop. Two shifts run 06:00-14:30 and 14:30-23:00 with a weekly rotation.

Vocational certificate in welding or equal practice

At least two years of MIG and MAG welding in production

Reading a fabrication drawing and a weld symbol without help

Correct use of a tape, a square and a weld gauge

Slinging licence an advantage, the course is paid

Willing to rotate the morning and the afternoon shift

Net salary from 1120 up to 1232 EUR per month

Permanent contract with full state insurance from the first day

Afternoon shift supplement paid on top of the basic rate

Paid lunch in the works canteen from the first day

Accident insurance from the first day and health insurance later

Paid slinging and crane courses and their renewals

Welding mask, leathers, gloves, goggles and safety shoes

Welders who pass the coded test for structural steel move to the certified band and to the acceptance of other welders' seams. The shift foreman post is filled from inside the shop.

A heated hall with local extraction at every welding bay, an overhead crane in each aisle and a separate grinding corner. A welding mask, leathers, gloves and safety shoes are mandatory and issued by the employer.