Gilmer, TX
Order: 93251
Key responsibilities of a welder fabricator:
Reading and interpreting blueprints:
Accurately reading and understanding technical drawings to determine the required cuts, welds, and assembly procedures. Material preparation:
Cutting, grinding, and prepping metal pieces according to blueprint specifications.
Welding operations:
Performing various welding techniques like MIG, TIG, or arc welding to join metal parts with proper weld quality and bead appearance.
Metal forming and shaping:
Using bending machines, presses, or hand tools to form metal components as needed.
Assembly and fitting:
Aligning and fitting fabricated parts together to create complete structures.
Quality control:
Inspecting welds and fabricated components to ensure they meet quality standards and tolerances.
Maintaining equipment:
Cleaning and performing basic maintenance on welding machines and other tools.
Safety compliance:
Adhering to all safety protocols and procedures in the welding environment.
Skills and qualifications for a welder fabricator:
-
Welding proficiency: Expertise in various welding techniques (MIG, TIG, arc)
-
Blueprint reading: Ability to accurately interpret and follow technical drawings
-
Metalworking skills: Knowledge of cutting, grinding, bending, and forming metal
-
Measuring skills: Precision in using measuring tools like calipers, rulers, and tape measures
-
Hand and power tool operation: Familiarity with various hand tools and power tools used in fabrication
-
Problem-solving abilities: Ability to identify and resolve fabrication issues
-
Physical stamina: Capability to perform repetitive tasks in a physically demanding environment
Work environments for welder fabricators:
Manufacturing facilities, Construction sites, Industrial maintenance shops, and Metal fabrication companies.