TIG Welder – Turbine Blade Repair and Fabrication

TIG Welder – Turbine Blade Repair and Fabrication


Company
GE Vernova
Location
Singapore
Posted
2 days ago
Via
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Job Description
A leading engineering firm in Singapore is seeking a skilled welder to perform welding and metal fabrication tasks according to work instructions. Responsibilities include setting up high-temperature alloys, blending repair of turbine blades, and ensuring product quality while adhering to safety regulations. Candidates with at least 3 years of experience in welding, a secondary school education, and basic English skills will be preferred. This position requires the ability to work rotating shifts.

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