Pipe Welder

Position Summary: Austal USA, located in Mobile, AL, is seeking an A Class Pipe Welder (MMF) capable of achieving maximum productivity in a team-oriented environment while adhering to safety, quality, and schedule requirements. This role is essential in performing various pipe welding tasks, supporting team goals, and willing to mentor less experienced workers. Prospective candidates are expected to have experience in interpreting engineering drawings, possess strong mechanical aptitude, and demonstrate welding proficiency.

Key Responsibilities:

• Read and interpret basic drawings and weld symbols.
• Perform weld testing for Austal USA procedures in the 6GR position.
• Pass Austal USA TIG weld test for aluminum pipe.
• Maintain work discipline, including housekeeping standards and tool management.
• Identify potential problems and initiate corrective measures.
• Exemplify and drive quality within the department.
• Work towards team goals under supervisors' guidance.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 1 year of experience as a B-class pipe welder at Austal or 2 years in a similar role.
• Ability to pass “A Class” skills validation test for restricted open root welds.
• Proficiency in reading, writing, and basic mathematics.

Location: Mobile, AL

Job Category: Welder (Marine & Shipbuilding)

Experience Required:

• 1 year as a B-class pipe welder at Austal or 2 years in a similar role.

Physical Demands:

• Capability to perform physically demanding tasks, extended arm reach, maneuvering obstacles, and operate at different levels.

Work Environment:

• The candidate will be exposed to various conditions such as humidity, moving parts, and extreme temperatures and must be able to utilize personal protective equipment effectively.

Safety:

• Must adhere strictly to safety and environmental rules and regulations while performing job tasks.

Austal USA is committed to providing equal employment opportunities across all job levels. The A Class Pipe Welder role is key in building advanced naval vessels and offers up to $33.36 per hour, providing a substantial opportunity for professionals to advance their career in a cutting-edge shipbuilding environment.