Mig & Tig Welder

Mig & Tig Welder


Company
Motus Aftermarket Parts
Location
Pretoria
Posted
3 days ago
Via
Trabajo.org
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Job Description
**Main purpose of the job**:
Tig and Mig Welding of canopy kit components and canopy Kits
• *Requirements and Experience**
- At least 2 - years’ experience in Mig and Tig welding on both stainless steel and aluminium
- Red seal certificate in welding or minimum 2 years’ experience as per point 1
- Grade 12
- Ability to read, understand and interpret technical drawings
- Clear criminal record
• *Duties and responsibilities**
- Material identification, Interpret technical drawings, jigging and fabrication.
- Preliminary visual inspection of parts to be welded for visible damages
- Reporting of Non-conformance before commencing with welding
- Correct set up of welding machine, welding gas, gauges and clamps
- Welding of canopy kit components according to drawing dimensions and welding sequence.
- Welding of pre-assembled canopy kits according to drawing and critical dimensions.
- Reaching / exceeding minimum welding requirements in terms of quantity & quality daily. (Minimum requirements for a 9 hour work shift are as follows per component: Ribs x 7 sets; Doors x 14 sets; D/C canopies x 4.5 complete units; S/C canopies X 2.75)
- Post welding inspection: Measuring & Recording of critical dimensions after welding for conformance to drawing and signing of on quality on production paperwork.
- Every employee in the production line is responsible for quality and thus all and any deviations need to be reported.
All production documentation to be completed daily in real time.
- Always maintain welding machine, all tools, gauges and measuring equipment in good working condition.
- Perform tasks as requested from time to time by management or direct superior
- Comply with all health & Safety regulations and other company policy & procedures.
- General House Keeping in your workstation / welding bay and immediate surrounding area.
• *Equity Statement

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