ITI - Welder (CG Plant)

ITI - Welder (CG Plant)


Company
Treezec E Solutions
Location
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Posted
3 days ago
Via
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Job Description
We are hiring ITI Welders for maintenance and production support activities at the CG Plant.

What youll do
• Perform welding activities as per production and maintenance requirements
• Handle arc, MIG, TIG welding as applicable
• Support breakdown and preventive maintenance activities
• Coordinate with maintenance and production teams
• Follow safety guidelines and SOPs

What were looking for
• ITI in Welder trade
• 1-3 years of experience in Welding / Maintenance
• Knowledge of welding techniques and safety procedures
• Ability to work in shifts
• Good team coordination skills

What we offer
• Competitive Salary

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