TIG WELDER

Job Purpose

To perform high-precision welding (ARC/MIG/TIG) on marine and offshore structures, ensuring all welds meet required quality, safety, and classification standards for durability and corrosion resistance in marine environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Execute welding on stainless steel, aluminium, carbon steel, and alloy materials for marine applications
• Perform fabrication, installation, and repair of ship structures, piping systems, tanks, and offshore components
• Interpret engineering drawings, welding symbols, and Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS)
• Prepare materials prior to welding (cutting, grinding, cleaning, fit-up)
• Set up and maintain welding equipment, including shielding gas (argon) and welding parameters
• Ensure all welds comply with applicable marine standards and specifications set by classification bodies such as American Bureau of Shipping, DNV, and Lloyd's Register
• Conduct visual inspection of welds and rectify defects where required
• Support Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) activities and quality inspections
• Adhere strictly to workplace safety procedures, including working in confined spaces and at heights
• Maintain proper housekeeping and care of tools and equipment

Qualifications & Requirements

• Minimum secondary education or equivalent
• Valid ARC/MIG/TIG welding certification with P92 experience preferred
• Proven experience in marine, shipyard, or offshore welding works
• Familiarity with marine-grade materials (e.g., duplex stainless steel, aluminium alloys)
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and WPS
• Knowledge of welding codes and standards (e.g., AWS, ISO)
• Physically fit and able to work in demanding environments

Skills & Competencies

• High level of precision and attention to detail
• Strong technical and hands-on welding skills
• Ability to work independently and in a team
• Good problem-solving skills for weld defect rectification
• Strong safety awareness

Working Conditions

• Exposure to heat, noise, and confined spaces
• Work at heights and in offshore or shipyard environments
• May require overtime, shift work, or project-based deployment