Welder

oin a team where precision meets purpose.

At GasTech Engineering, we don’t just build equipment we engineer solutions that power the global energy industry. For over 30 years, we've been a trusted name in custom gas processing plant equipment, and now we’re expanding our elite manufacturing team.

We’re looking for Skilled Vessel Welders

who take pride in clean, code-compliant welds and thrive in a high-performance, safety-first environment.

Requires specialized welding training and/or a minimum of 8 years of relevant welding experience, demonstrating advanced proficiency. Equivalent combinations of training, experience, and skill level will also be considered.

What You’ll Do

- Weld pressure vessels and structural components using

FCAW

and

GMAW

- TIG weld pressure piping and branch connections to

ASME standards

- Fit and assemble vessel components from engineering drawings

- Perform hydrotesting, weld repairs, and oxy-fuel cutting

- Interpret

P&IDs

,

WPSs

, and weld maps

- Consistently demonstrate code quality. Be proficient in the following codes:

API, B313, UW51, UW52, B1.1, STS

, etc.

What You Bring

- 8+ years

of vessel welding experience (TIG, FCAW, or GMAW)

- Ability to pass a

6G weld test

or

3G ¾” plate 30º bevel.

- Strong fitting skills and familiarity with spool layout or vessel fabrication

- Knowledge of

NDE methods

(PT, MT, UT, RT) and hydrotesting

- A vocational welding background and a track record of quality and reliability

Weld Test Requirements:

Plate Testing for Structural and Vessel Welding

- 3G ¾” plate 30º bevel.

- Open root downhill with GMAW (aka MIG)

- Uphill fill and cap with FCAW (aka Flux)

- Full penetration all welded from one side, no weld on the backside.

The test will be side visually inspected by a QW-462.2 by a certified welding inspector per ASME Section XI QW-302.4, x-ray, cut and bent.

Pipe Test for Pipe Welding

- 6G- 45º Vertical up without backing gas 2” Schedule 160 Carbon Steel Pipe

- Root, Hot pass and cap all GTAW (aka Tig)

The test will be visually inspected onsite by a certified welding inspector per ASME Section XI QW-302.4, once visual accepted it will also be radiographically tested per QW-191.