Welder

Key Responsibilities

1. Automotive Welding Operations

• Perform welding on automotive components such as chassis frames, exhaust systems, brackets, body panels, and structural parts
  
• Execute welding using MIG (GMAW), TIG (GTAW), and spot welding depending on material and production requirements
  
• Handle thin -gauge metals (e.g., sheet metal) commonly used in automotive bodywork without causing warping or defects
  
• Ensure proper weld penetration, bead consistency, and structural integrity in line with automotive standards
  

2. Reading & Interpretation of Technical Drawings

• Interpret engineering drawings, welding symbols, and assembly instructions specific to automotive components
  
• Follow precise measurements, tolerances, and alignment specifications critical in vehicle assembly
  

3. Equipment Setup & Maintenance

• Set up welding machines based on material type (mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum) and thickness
  
• Adjust voltage, current, and gas flow to achieve optimal weld quality
  
• Conduct routine maintenance and basic troubleshooting of welding equipment
  

4. Quality Control & Inspection

• Inspect welds visually and using gauges or testing tools to ensure compliance with automotive quality standards
  
• Identify and correct defects such as cracks, porosity, undercutting, or misalignment
  
• Work closely with quality control teams to maintain consistency across batches
  

5. Production Efficiency

• Meet daily production targets while maintaining high -quality output
  
• Work efficiently within assembly lines or fabrication units with minimal supervision
  
• Adapt quickly to repetitive tasks while maintaining precision and consistency
  

6. Safety & Compliance

• Follow strict automotive manufacturing safety standards and PPE requirements
  
• Ensure safe handling of welding gases, equipment, and materials
  
• Maintain a clean, hazard -free workstation in line with 5S or lean man
  

Requirements