Multiple Welder Job Openings Await You in Poland!

Exciting Welder job vacancies available in Poland! Join our team and showcase your welding skills in a dynamic environment. We're seeking motivated individuals with experience in various welding techniques. If you're passionate about precision and craftsmanship, apply now to be part of our growing team in Poland.

REQUIREMENTS :

The specific requirements for a Welder job can vary depending on the employer and the type of welding work involved. However, here are some requirements:

• Education and Training: Typically, a high school diploma or equivalent is required. Many welders also complete vocational training or apprenticeships to learn welding techniques.

• Certifications: Some employers may require welders to have certifications in specific welding processes (e.g., TIG, MIG, or stick welding) or from relevant organizations (e.g., American Welding Society).

• Experience: Experience levels can vary, but entry-level positions may not require extensive experience, while more specialized roles may require several years of welding experience.

• Skills: Key skills include the ability to read and interpret blueprints and welding symbols, precision in welding, and knowledge of welding equipment and tools.

• Physical Stamina: Welding can be physically demanding, so good physical fitness and stamina are important.

• Safety Knowledge: A strong understanding of safety procedures and the ability to work safely in a welding environment is crucial.

• Math Skills: Basic math skills are often necessary for measuring materials and calculating dimensions.

• Attention to Detail: Precision and attention to detail are essential for producing high-quality welds.

• Communication: Good communication skills may be required to collaborate with colleagues and understand project specifications.

• Welding Gear: Depending on the employer, you may need to provide your welding equipment and gear, including a welding helmet, gloves, and other safety equipment.

RESPONSIBILITIES :

The responsibilities of a welder can vary depending on the employer, industry, and specific job role, here are some responsibilities:

• Welding: The primary duty is to perform welding tasks according to project specifications. This includes joining metal components or structures using various welding processes such as TIG, MIG, or stick welding.• Reading Blueprints: Welders must be able to interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, or welding symbols to understand the required weld specifications, dimensions, and welding techniques.

• Preparing Materials: This involves preparing and cleaning the surfaces of the materials to be welded, which may include cutting, grinding, and fitting metal components.

• Selecting Materials and Welding Equipment: Choosing the appropriate welding materials and equipment based on the project's requirements and type of metals involved.

• Weld Quality Control: Ensuring the quality and integrity of welds by inspecting finished welds for defects, such as cracks or incomplete welds, and making necessary adjustments.

• Safety Compliance: Adhering to safety protocols and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent accidents and exposure to harmful fumes or materials.

• Maintaining Equipment: Performing routine maintenance and repairs on welding equipment to ensure it operates safely and efficiently.

• Collaboration: Working closely with other team members, such as fabricators, engineers, or supervisors, to coordinate welding tasks and meet project deadlines.

• Problem Solving: Identifying and troubleshooting welding issues or equipment malfunctions that may arise during the welding process.

• Documentation: Keeping accurate records of work performed, including weld logs, materials used, and any quality control measures taken.

• Compliance with Codes and Standards: Ensuring that welding work complies with industry standards, building codes, and safety regulations.

• Continuous Improvement: Staying up-to-date with advances in welding technology and techniques through training and professional development to improve skills and efficiency.

WE OFFER:

• Employment contract

• Work in two shifts i.e 10-12 hours

• 28 zl/ hour

• Assistance with accommodation

• Remuneration depends on achievement in work

• Free medical examination

• Work clothes

• Safe working environment

DETAILS :

• Job Location – Kluczbork

• Rate 28 zl / hour

• 2 shifts, 10-12 hours

• Women and men upto 45 years of age

• Medical examination from the first salary

• Average operating time 220-300 hours per month

Unlock a rewarding career in welding in Poland – join a dynamic team of EU helpers and craft your future in a thriving industry. Embrace the opportunity to excel as a welder in Poland with competitivewages, growth prospects, and a welcoming community of fellow EU helpers. Apply today to harness your skills and embark on a fulfilling journey as a welder in Poland, where your talent can shine, and your dreams can weld together.

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