Rig Welder

Axis Energy Services•La Salle, CO

10h•Onsite

About The Position

The primary role of the Rig Welder is the assembling and welding of metal plates and other metal structures that make up the drilling platform and rigs. They ensure the metal infrastructures used to extract, process, and store oil are strong enough to withstand heavy-duty work.

Requirements

High School Diploma, GED or equivalent; Certification from trade or technical school
2-3 years or more solid and proven work experience with oil field equipment
Must have experience with Hot Wire Auto Tig Machine/Process GTAW-P
Experience using a cutting torch, and plasma torch.
Must be familiar with SMAW, SAW and GTAW welding processes, competent reading, and interpretation of fabrication blueprints.
Able to maintain proper organization on documentation and work areas, follow all company policies and safety measures.
Attention to detail and accuracy are essential
Proficiency with computers, Microsoft Word, Excel and other necessary applications
Positive attitude, Decision making, interpersonal skills, conflict management and coaching skills.

Responsibilities

Reading and interpreting technical drawings and blueprints of industrial equipment to assemble them accordingly.
Welding the mast, derrick, and other support infrastructures
Welding metal pipes, plates, and other materials to build new metal structures like storage tanks.
Inspecting welds to ensure they are strong, durable, and according to specification.
Assembling and repairing pipelines for oil and natural gas companies.
Welding large structures like boilers, oil platforms, and ships
Maintenance and proper storage of welding equipment
Test and inspect the vessel and/or piping systems for leaks or defects.
Installation, repair, troubleshooting, and replacement of broken valves, joints, or pipes, using power and hand tools, gas torches, and welding equipment.
Perform welding duties using wire welding GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding), or SMAW (Stick Welding).
LDAR repair and compliance assurance
Operate computerized welding tools, including plasma cutters and arc welders.
Study blueprints, sketches, or specifications, calculate dimensions
Handle other duties like cleaning shop/work sites and keeping shop records, as specified by the supervisor.