O'clock and Tractor Operator​/Journeyperson Welder

O'clock and Tractor Operator​/Journeyperson Welder


Company
Matrix Service Co
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
25 days ago
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via Learn4Good
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Job Description
Position: 3 O'clock and Tractor Operator/Journeyperson Welder
Location: Nepean

Overview

3 O'clock and Tractor Operator/Journeyperson Welder

Job Category
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Field/Craft

Requisition Number
: 3

OCLO
005221

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Description

Must be able to pass a 2G test with SAW process. Must have knowledge on maintaining and repairing the 3 O'clock and tractor and is familiar with Sub-Arc process.

Responsible for performing welding and grinding functions per job specifications. Selects equipment and plans layout and assembly of welding. Works closely and interacts with supervision. Works with precise limits and standards of accuracy. Able to weld in all positions – horizontal, vertical, flat, and overhead.

This position will be used to fill a spot at Suncor job located in Milden, SK.
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