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Welders Are Requested by IES of Brazil to Work on Construction Projects

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 27/06/2018 at 05:38

Updated on 27/06/2018 at 06:47

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For welding professionals, we have good news, IES Brazil (International Equipment Solutions) is launching a major recruitment process this week to source labor, with the official publication from the company. The requirements are varied and although not very strict, they are quite specific, so please follow them closely to maximize your chances of being called. If you wish, install our APP “Jobs and News CPG” for Android on Google Play, opportunities every 30 minutes from 8 am to 6 pm in this role and other areas.

Requirements

Read and interpret the drawing and/or assembly and welding instruction sheet, verify the quantity to be produced specified in the production order of the set to be assembled and welded.
Prepare the joints of the pieces to be assembled and welded using a wire brush or electric grinder and apply anti-spatter.
Adjust the MIG/MAG welding equipment as specified in the Welding Instruction Sheet (WIS).
Position and tack weld pieces forming sets according to the drawing or instruction sheet, using a device.
Position the assembly on the welding positioner or workbench and perform welding with or without preheating, using electric arc in flat, horizontal positions (1F, 2F, 1G, 2G) and Plug, according to the specifications of the drawing or welding instruction sheet.
Check with a comparator the dimensions of the executed welds, in millimeters or inches, to certify their accuracy.
Perform visual inspection according to checklist or inspection plan.
Carry out repairs using an electric grinder when necessary.
Guide the apprentice welder in executing tasks.
Report anomalies in the work, informing about the functioning of the machine, non-conforming parts, lack of materials, or any irregularity, for appropriate action and to avoid qualitative and quantitative decline.
Take care of measuring instruments, calipers, tools, and devices, keeping them calibrated and in a safe place.
Perform tidying and cleaning of the machines and workplace.
Comply with safety and hygiene regulations at work.

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Welders Are Requested by IES of Brazil to Work on Construction Projects

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