MIG/MAG Welder

You weld carbon steel and sheet parts in MIG/MAG, mostly fillet and butt welds on jigs, following the weld map on the drawing. A shift covers tacking the assembly on the fixture, setting wire speed and gas flow, welding in the sequence that keeps distortion down, grinding the spatter off and checking the throat with a weld gauge. Faulty seams are ground out and rewelded the same day, and each frame is signed off before it moves to the paint line. Two shifts rotate weekly, 06:15-14:45 and 14:30-22:45, and the team leader hands out the daily list at the start of each shift.

Trade school in welding or an authorised welding course

At least two years of MIG/MAG welding on steel

Reading a technical drawing and standard weld symbols

Confident with an angle grinder and a weld gauge

Willing to rotate two shifts weekly

Basic English for machine labels and safety signs

Steady attendance, the line runs to a fixed daily plan

Net salary from 955 up to 1050 EUR per month

Permanent contract after a paid trial month

Shift supplement on the afternoon shift, paid per hour

Meal vouchers of 40 lei for each day worked

Company transport from Brasov and the nearby villages

Welding kit, automatic helmet and safety boots provided

Year end bonus paid together with the December salary

Welders who pass the stainless steel qualification move up one pay grade, and the workshop picks its team leaders from the hall rather than hiring them. The authorised course is paid by the employer.

A hall with local extraction at every welding bay, curtain screens between stations and marked walkways to the paint line. The automatic helmet, gloves, leather apron and steel toe boots are supplied by the employer.