Weld Engineer Technologist

Weld Engineer Technologist

- Ready to join in and help facilitate the success of a great team?

- Does new and creative problem solving sound exciting to you?

- Would you jump at the chance to be involved in some of the industry's leading companies and technologies?

- Are you well versed in Metallurgy, perhaps have welded, and have a vast understanding of processes and materials?

You might be a Weld Engineer Technologist and we encourage you to apply!!

The following are some activities you will be taking on in the role:

Developing and Implementing Welding Procedures

Ensuring that all welds meet specified quality standards and industry codes.

Investigating and resolving problems related to welding processes, materials, or equipment.

Identifying opportunities to improve welding efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance product quality.

Creating and delivering training programs for welders on new processes, equipment, or safety procedures.

Evaluating welders' skills and qualifications, and providing feedback to improve their performance.

Working with the facilities team to monitor weld equipment and facilitating repairs or replacements as needed.

Working with engineers, designers, and others to ensure that welding processes align with overall project requirements.

I know that sounds like a great way to earn a living, but what do i need to get started?

Well lets see, do you have any of the following skills?

Strong understanding of welding processes, materials, metallurgy, and quality control principles.

Ability to clearly communicate technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Ability to analyze welding defects and develop effective solutions.

Ability to work effectively with others in a team environment.

Detail oriented is essential for ensuring high-quality welds and adherence to specifications.

That sounds great, right?

It does, and we think it would be even better if the candidate has education in the filed.

A degree in Welding Engineering Technology or a related field is preferred.

Experience in welding, manufacturing, or related industries is valuable.