The 6G Welder is responsible for performing high-quality welding on pipes and structural components using various welding processes such as SMAW, GTAW, and MIG in the 6G position (fixed pipe at a 45-degree angle). This position requires exceptional technical skill, precision, and adherence to welding codes and safety standards. The 6G Welder ensures all welds meet project specifications, quality requirements, and inspection standards in industrial, construction, or plant environments.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Perform welding on carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy pipes in the 6G position using approved welding procedures

Interpret blueprints, isometric drawings, and welding symbols to determine the layout and specifications of weld joints

Prepare materials by cleaning, beveling, and aligning pipes before welding

Set up and operate welding equipment, selecting appropriate electrodes, filler materials, and settings for each job

Inspect welds visually and with gauges to ensure compliance with standards and specifications

Conduct repair welding as required, ensuring proper joint penetration and weld quality

Perform weld tests and prepare joints for inspection, including radiographic or ultrasonic testing

Maintain welding equipment, tools, and consumables in good working condition

Follow all company safety policies and use proper protective gear at all times

Coordinate with supervisors, fitters, and quality control inspectors to ensure welding is completed accurately and on schedule

Maintain detailed records of completed work, weld maps, and material traceability