Structural Welder

Read isometric and workshop drawings, prepare and fit steel sections, and weld to standard using MIG/MAG and MMA on beams, frames and brackets. Check fit-up and weld quality, grind and finish seams, and work to EN 1090 execution requirements for structural steel.

Certified welder with at least 3 years in structural or mechanical fabrication. Valid MIG/MAG and ideally MMA qualifications, able to weld to a WPS. Reads technical drawings confidently. Functional English (B1) for documentation and safety briefings. Fit for work at height and in confined spaces.

Full health insurance, 21 days of paid vacation, and overtime paid at the legal rate. Hot meal on site, transport from town provided, and a quarterly bonus tied to delivery and quality. Employer-funded recertification and all welding PPE.

Path: Welder → Senior Welder (after 12 months) → Welding Team Lead (after 24 to 30 months). The plant funds additional process and position certifications and the EN 1090 path for welders aiming at coordination roles.

Steel fabrication hall in Niksic with overhead cranes, welding bays and fume extraction. Two-shift system, a fabrication team of around 20, and a focus on quality and traceability. Hot work, proper ventilation, strict PPE and weld-test culture.