Job Description

Role Summary Reporting to the Team Leader Projects, the Field Welder is responsible for conducting on-site welding and repair tasks on maritime cranes and construction machinery. This position ensures equipment is repaired efficiently and safely to minimize downtime for the customer. Travel is a key requirement of this role, including within the country and cross-border assignments. Accountabilities / Key Performance Areas Ensure all welding and repair tasks meet or exceed industry standards and client expectations. Consistently follow safety protocols and ensure safe handling of tools and equipment. Stay updated with the latest welding techniques and tools to enhance repair quality. Submit timely and comprehensive reports to the Site Supervisor or management. Quality Assurance Team Collaboration Primary Responsibilities Conduct welding and repair tasks on maritime cranes and construction machinery at customer sites according to OEM welding procedures. Inspect damaged components, assess repair needs, and select the most suitable welding techniques. Ensure the structural integrity and functionality of repaired components. Operate various welding tools and equipment, including MIG, TIG, and stick welders. Perform necessary pre-welding preparations and post-welding finishes to guarantee durability. Handle additional repair activities as required, such as metal cutting, grinding, and fabrication. Read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and manuals to perform accurate repairs. Apply knowledge of materials such as steel, aluminum, and other alloys to select appropriate repair techniques. Always adhere to company and customer safety regulations Conduct regular safety checks on tools and equipment before use. Identify and mitigate potential risks during on-site operations. Communicate effectively with customers to understand repair needs and manage expectations. Provide updates on repair progress and timelines when required. Maintain detailed records of work completed, including materials used and time spent. Submit reports on completed tasks to the Site Supervisor or relevant authority. Assist with general mechanical repair work where required
EducationRecognized welding qualification or certification. Years of ExperienceMinimum of 5 years of professional welding experience in the Maritime or Mining industry with proficiency in MIG, TIG, and stick welding techniques Computer Skills To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of Microsoft Office products such as Outlook, Word & Excel.

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