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The role Our client is hiring two Structural Steel Welder/Fabricators to join their team in County Kerry on a permanent, full-time basis. You will fabricate and weld structural steel parts and assemblies from engineering drawings, working through each job from marking out and cutting to the final weld and finishing. This role is for someone who has worked on structural steel before, can read fabrication drawings with confidence and takes pride in accurate, sound welds. What you will do Read and interpret fabrication and general arrangement drawings, cutting lists and weld symbols to plan each piece of work. Mark out, cut, drill and prepare steel sections, plate and hollow sections to the sizes and tolerances on the drawing. Fit up and tack beams, columns, bracing, baseplates, stairs and similar structural parts so they are square and true before final welding. Weld structural joints, mainly with MIG/MAG processes, so they meet the required standard and pass visual and any further inspection. Grind, dress and finish welds and steelwork so it is ready for painting, galvanising or delivery. Check your own work against the drawing with measuring tools and correct any problems before they go further. Operate workshop equipment safely, including saws, drills, grinders, plasma or gas cutting gear and lifting equipment. Keep your work area tidy and follow site safety rules and safe systems of work at all times.

About our client Our client is an established non-destructive testing (NDT) and inspection company in Ireland. Its team of PCN and ASNT approved technicians carries out magnetic particle, ultrasonic, radiographic, eddy current and penetrant testing, along with welding procedure approval, welder qualification, CE approval for fabricators and welder training and consultancy. Its customers include fabricators, manufacturers and plant operators, who rely on it to confirm that their work meets the quality they need. The role Our client is looking for a Welding Engineer/Inspector to join its team in County Dublin on a fixed-term contract. You will be responsible for the quality and compliance of welded stainless steel and mild steel pipework, including eccentric fittings and joints between dissimilar metals. The role calls for in-depth knowledge of TIG welding and practical experience in visual inspection, liquid penetrant testing and borescope inspection. You will need a full driving licence. What you will do Inspect welded stainless and mild steel pipework to confirm it meets the required quality and compliance standards. Assess eccentric and dissimilar metal pipe joints, paying close attention to fit-up, weld profile and material compatibility. Carry out visual inspection of welds before, during and after welding. Perform liquid penetrant testing to find surface-breaking defects and record the results accurately. Use a borescope to examine the internal weld root and bore condition of pipework that cannot be inspected directly. Review TIG welding practice and parameters, and advise welders and fabricators on how to correct defects and prevent them. Prepare clear inspection reports and quality records for each job. Travel to customer sites as required to carry out inspections.

About our client Our client supplies steel and GRP access products across Ireland, including grating, stair treads, handrailing and ladders. It provides these as stock items and as bespoke fabrications built to customers' technical specifications. Its products are used in sectors including construction, data centres and mining. It works to British and European standards and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 accreditation. The role This is a permanent, full-time Welder/Fabricator role with our client in County Kildare. You will fabricate, fit and weld steel components and assemblies to a high standard. Much of the work is custom fabrication for access products such as grating, handrail systems and stair treads. You will work from drawings, check the quality of your own work and follow safe working practices at every stage, whether you are working on your own or with colleagues. What you will do Read engineering drawings, fabrication drawings and welding symbols to plan each job. Measure, mark out, cut, drill, grind and prepare carbon steel, stainless steel and mild steel for fabrication. Fit, align and tack components accurately before final welding and assembly. Weld using MIG/MAG, TIG and MMA processes as each job needs, producing clean, accurate and structurally sound welds. Use grinders, cutting equipment, drills, saws and other fabrication tools safely and correctly. Inspect finished work against drawings, tolerances and welding procedures, and identify and correct any welding or fabrication defects. Follow workshop and site health and safety rules and keep your work area safe. Complete jobs to the required quality, working on your own or as part of a team.