An LPG Welder job description involves performing gas welding with LPG, which includes operating gas torches, applying filler rods, and ensuring the correct gas mixture and pressure to join metal components according to engineering plans and welding symbols. Responsibilities also include preparing metal surfaces, inspecting welds for defects, maintaining equipment, adhering to safety regulations, and collaborating with other team members to complete projects on time.
Key Responsibilities:
Gas Welding:
Specialize in welding using LPG and gas welding equipment, requiring the ability to adjust gas flow, pressure, and torch settings to create the desired flame.
Technical Interpretation:
Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and welding symbols to understand project specifications and requirements.
Metal Fabrication:
Prepare metal parts by cleaning, cutting, and shaping them before welding.
Quality Control:
Inspect welded joints for hairline cracks and other defects, and perform necessary repairs or modifications to ensure durability and adherence to standards.
Equipment Operation & Maintenance:
Safely operate and maintain gas welding torches, power supplies, and associated tools and equipment.
Safety Compliance:
Follow strict safety regulations, including proper use of safety gear and handling of gas cylinders.
Team Collaboration:
Coordinate with other workers, such as fabricators and supervisors, to ensure projects meet deadlines and specifications.
Documentation:
Prepare welding reports and maintain daily work logs, as required.
Skills & Qualifications:
Proficiency in using gas welding equipment and techniques.
Strong understanding of blueprints, technical drawings, and welding symbols.
Attention to detail and precision in work.
Mechanical aptitude and knowledge of metal fabrication processes.
Physical stamina, including the ability to lift heavy materials and stand for extended periods.
Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
Experience with various welding processes and techniques.