Welder and Fabricator
Visa sponsorship
Trade · Sydney, NSW, Australia · Full-Time · Discussed at interview · Visa: Employer sponsored
Accurate fit-up and dependable weld quality are central to this full-time Welder and Fabricator role in Sydney, NSW. An engineering and manufacturing workshop is seeking First-Class Welder/Fabricators to turn drawings and specifications into finished components across varied fabrication projects.
You will prepare materials, align assemblies and inspect completed work, using MIG, TIG and Stick processes across different welding positions. The workload includes regular overtime and Saturdays when required. Sponsorship may be available to suitably qualified, experienced candidates who meet the applicable visa and employer requirements.
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Key Responsibilities
- Interpret engineering drawings, plans and fabrication specifications to produce the required welded assemblies.
- Measure and mark materials, then cut, prepare and assemble them accurately; align and fit components before final welding.
- Apply MIG, TIG and Stick processes in varied positions and applications to create clean, consistent, structurally sound welds.
- Inspect completed fabrication for dimensions, tolerances and quality, resolving welding and fit-up problems as they arise.
- Use workshop machinery, welding equipment and tools safely, following the workshop’s health, safety and quality procedures.
- Organise and complete assigned workshop tasks independently while coordinating project requirements with other trades and staff.
- Keep the work area orderly and undertake overtime, including Saturdays, when required by the workload.
Requirements & Eligibility
- A recognised qualification in Welding, Boilermaking or Fabrication, with evidence of relevant qualifications and employment experience.
- Established experience as a First-Class Welder/Fabricator and substantial practical work in engineering or heavy fabrication workshops.
- Working knowledge gained through using MIG, TIG and Stick welding, with confidence welding in multiple positions.
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and apply strong fabrication, fitting and assembly skills.
- Accurate work with minimal supervision and a clear commitment to precision and quality.
- Reliable attendance, professional conduct and effective communication within a team.
- Willingness and ability to undertake regular overtime.
- Commitment to Australian workplace health and safety standards.
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