Job openings for Welder in Nashik

Here is a detailed and highly functional job description for an Industrial Welder. This profile is tailored for engineering, sheet metal, and structural fabrication environments, where precision, blueprint reading, and safety are paramount.
Job Description: Industrial Welder / Fabricator Department: Production / Fabrication Shop / MaintenanceReports To: Welding Supervisor / Production Engineer
Experience Level: 2-5 years (ITI / Welder Certification preferred)
Job Purpose The Welder is responsible for joining metal components, plates, tubes, and structures using various industrial welding techniques based on blueprint specifications. This role requires a high level of manual dexterity, an understanding of metallurgy, and strict adherence to dimensional tolerances to ensure strong, defect-free welded joints that meet rigorous quality standards.Key Responsibilities1. Welding Operations & Techniques Multi-Process Welding: Set up and operate welding equipment to perform high-quality MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), and SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc/Stick) welding based on the material thickness and job specifications.Machine Calibration: Adjust welding machine parameters, including current (amperage), voltage, gas flow rate, and wire feed speed, to match the specific metal type (Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, or Aluminum).Positional Welding: Execute clean and structurally sound welds in various positions, including flat, vertical, horizontal, and overhead positions.2. Fit-Up & Fabrication Support Blueprint Analysis: Read and interpret mechanical engineering drawings, welding symbols, layouts, and process sheets to determine the required weld dimensions and sequences. Pre-Weld Preparation: Clean, grind, bevel, and clamp metal pieces together to ensure a perfect fit-up. Use measuring tools like vernier calipers, pitch gauges, and squares to verify alignment before striking an arc. Tack Welding: Apply precise tack welds to temporarily secure structures in place before executing the final continuous weld bead, preventing thermal warping or distortion.3. Quality Assurance & Defect Prevention Visual Inspection: Conduct immediate post-weld visual inspections to check for common welding defects such as porosity, undercut, slag inclusion, cracks, or lack of penetration.Post-Weld Finishing: Use chipping hammers, wire brushes, and angle grinders to clean slag, remove spatter, and smooth out weld seams for a neat finish.4. Safety & Shop Floor Discipline PPE Enforcement: Operate with absolute compliance regarding welding safety gear, including auto-darkening welding helmets, leather aprons, welding jackets, and heavy-duty heat-resistant gloves.Fume & Fire Safety: Ensure the welding booth extraction systems are active and maintain a clear, hazard-free zone around flammable gas cylinders (Argon, $CO_2$, Acetylene).