MIG MAG Welder

You weld steel from three to twelve millimetres in the fixture and free hand: fillet and butt welds in flat, horizontal and vertical positions on frames, brackets and tank shells. You read the drawing and the weld symbol, set the wire feed and gas flow, tack the assembly, check squareness before the full weld, and grind and clean the seam afterwards. Every part is stamped with your number and a share is checked visually and by penetrant test. Two shifts rotate weekly, 06:00-14:00 and 14:00-22:00, and overtime is voluntary.

Trade school in welding or a welder qualification course

At least two years of MIG/MAG on structural steel

Reading a weld symbol and a fabrication drawing

Fillet and butt welds in the vertical position

Angle grinder, magnetic square and clamps

Two shift rotation with a weekly change

Basic English for drawings and the wire and gas labels

Net salary from 1269 up to 1400 EUR per month

Permanent contract after a six month trial

Afternoon shift and overtime supplements paid on top

Quarterly bonus when the seam rejects stay under one percent

Monthly food vouchers to the value of 100 EUR

Certification to EN ISO 9606 at the plant's cost

Welding helmet, leathers, gloves and safety shoes provided

Passing the vertical and overhead qualification puts a welder on the top grade and opens the robot welding cell, where the plant trains its own operators and programmers.

Welding bays with local fume extraction at each torch, screens between the stations and a fresh air curtain over the tank line. Helmet with automatic filter, leathers, gloves and boots are supplied and replaced by the plant.