Orbital Welder

Role Overview
We are looking for a skilled Orbital Welder to set up and operate orbital welding equipment, producing high-integrity pipe and tube welds to approved WPS and quality standards. This role requires strong technical understanding, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety and precision in a controlled manufacturing or site environment

Key Responsibilities

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  Set up, operate, and maintain orbital welding equipment and associated power supplies
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  Perform orbital welding on pipes and tubing in accordance with approved Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS)
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  Prepare materials for welding, including cleaning, alignment, and fit-up
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  Interpret engineering drawings, isometrics, and technical specifications
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  Monitor weld quality during and after welding, making adjustments as required
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  Conduct visual inspections of welds and support NDT processes where applicable
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  Record welding parameters and complete quality documentation accurately
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  Maintain welding equipment and report faults or maintenance needs
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  Adhere to all health, safety, and environmental procedures at all times
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  Work collaboratively with engineers, inspectors, and production teams
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  Support continuous improvement initiatives related to welding quality and efficiency

Skills & Competencies

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  Proficient in orbital welding processes (e.g. TIG/GTAW orbital systems)
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  Strong understanding of welding metallurgy and heat input control
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  Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and WPS documentation
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  High attention to detail and commitment to quality
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  Good manual dexterity and problem-solving skills
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  Strong understanding of safety practices in welding environments
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  Effective communication and teamwork skills

Qualifications & Experience

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  Proven experience as an Orbital Welder or in a similar precision welding role
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  Relevant welding qualifications or certifications (e.g. ASME, ISO, AWS, or client-specific approvals)
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  Experience working with stainless steel, duplex, titanium, or other high-spec materials (role-dependent)
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  Familiarity with quality standards and inspection requirements
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  Willingness to undergo site-specific training and certification if required