What are the responsibilities and job description for the 1st Class Specialty Pipe Welders position at B&D Contracting?
Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced Pipe Welder with a minimum of 3 years of TIG/Flux pipe welding experience in a 1st class shipyard environment. Candidates must have hands-on copper nickel experience and be able to pass 6G TIG/Flux pipe welding tests, including copper nickel and stainless steel tests. This position requires the ability to produce high-quality welds while following technical drawings, welding procedures, and safety standards.
Must-Have Qualifications
- Minimum 3 years of TIG/Flux pipe welding experience
- Minimum 3 years of 1st class shipyard experience
- Proven copper nickel pipe welding experience
- Ability to pass a hands-on TIG/Flux pipe welding test:
- 6G position
- 2” pipe
- 3/32” wall thickness
- 1/8” root opening
- Gas purge required
- Uphill weld progression
- Finished using GTAW (TIG/Flux)
- Ability to pass a copper nickel welding test
- Ability to pass a stainless steel welding test
- Proficiency in TIG and Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
- Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and technical guidance documents
- Knowledge of welding safety protocols and best practices
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and weld pipe and fittings according to construction drawings and technical guidance documents
- Ensure all welds meet industry standards and specifications
- Maintain precision and attention to detail in all welding tasks
- Follow all safety protocols and maintain a safe working environment
AI Screening Questions (6)
- How many years of TIG/Flux pipe welding experience do you have?
- Do you have at least 3 years of 1st class shipyard experience? (Yes/No)
- Do you have hands-on copper nickel pipe welding experience? (Yes/No)
- Are you able to pass a 6G TIG/Flux pipe welding test, including copper nickel and stainless steel tests? (Yes/No)
- Are you a U.S. citizen?
- If not, do you have a valid Alien Registration (Green) Card? (Yes/No)
- Are you able to read and work from construction drawings and welding specifications? (Yes/No)