6G Welder (GTAW/SMAW, CS/SS)

6G Welder (GTAW/SMAW, CS/SS)


Company
Confidential Company
Location
Dubai
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
AED 2.3K–AED 2.5K a month
Posted
22 hours ago
Via
via Naukrigulf
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Job Description
Job Purpose: To perform high-quality 6G pipe welding using GTAW (TIG) , SMAW (ARC) and FCAW processes in accordance with approved WPS, fabrication drawings, and international standards. The welder will support project execution by delivering defect-free welds, adhering to safety guidelines, and meeting project timelines for oil & gas and industrial construction activities. Key Responsibilities:Core Welding ResponsibilitiesPerform 6G welding on pipes, fittings, and flanges for process and utility piping.Execute root pass, hot pass, fill, and cap as per approved WPS.Work on carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless-steel materials.Interpret isometric drawings, weld symbols, and fabrication drawings accurately.Ensure compliance with ASME Section IX, API 1104, and project specifications.Conduct self-inspection and support NDT requirements (RT/UT/PT/MT).Quality & SafetyMaintain high weld quality to ensure minimal rejection rates.Follow all safety rules, hot work permit protocols, and toolbox talk instructions.Use PPE appropriately and maintain a clean and safe work environment.Report unsafe acts, near misses, or equipment defects immediately.Coordination & ProductivityCoordinate with fitters, riggers, and supervisors to achieve daily production targets.Support shutdowns, tie-ins, and critical path welding activities.Willingness to work overtime, night shifts, and rotational shifts as required by project demands. 3 and above years of proven experience as a 6G Welder.Experience in oil & gas, refinery, petrochemical, power, or industrial projects preferred.Ability to work independently under varying site conditions.Physically fit and medically cleared for field and site work.Valid 6G Welding Certificate (CSWIP / AWS / ASME / Equivalent).Trade Certificate / ITI / Vocational Training in Welding.

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