Rope Access Journeyperson Welder (B-Pressure, CWB, Specialty) - CNRL Fall Turnaround

Tacten Industrial Inc•Fort McMurray, AB

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Tacten is recruiting Journeyperson B-Pressure & CWB Welders for an upcoming Fall Turnaround at the CNRL client site in Fort McMurray, AB. This role offers an opportunity to contribute to a major turnaround project, gain technical experience, and work with industry professionals in a dynamic industrial setting. The position involves working 12-hour shifts on a 6/1 rotation, with fly-in/fly-out travel from Alberta hubs (Edmonton or Calgary) and provided camp accommodations. IRATA certification is required, or a willingness to obtain it before the project start.

Requirements

Journeyman Welding Certification required
ABSA B-Pressure Certification
PQ Welding Card for F3/F4
CWB SMAW all-positions Certificate required
IRATA (any level) required or willingness to obtain
CSTS-09 -or- OSSA BSO
CSO (Common Safety Orientation)
Ability to work safely at heights and in industrial environments.
Strong work ethics
Ability to maintain positive working relations with clients
Exceptional safety and quality awareness
Ability to solve problems and manage time effectively
Self-motivated and capable of working at a high technical and performance level
Valid driver's license
Effective communication in English

Nice To Haves

Any additional specialty welding alloy certificates, e.g. Stainless, CCO, etc. considered an asset

Responsibilities

Perform welding on high-pressure systems using various welding processes such as SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding), and GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding).
Weld components in all positions including flat, vertical, or overhead positions.
Ensure welds meet specified standards and pass non-destructive testing methods (e.g., X-ray, ultrasonic testing).
Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and specifications.
Prepare materials by cutting, fitting, and assembling them as required.
Select and set up welding equipment, ensuring all tools and materials are in proper working condition.
Inspect completed welds to ensure they meet quality and safety standards.
Make necessary adjustments to welding techniques or equipment settings to correct defects.
Maintain accurate records of welds and inspections.
Follow all safety protocols and regulations to prevent accidents and injuries.
Wear appropriate protective gear and ensure a safe working environment.
Stay updated on industry standards and best practices for high-pressure welding.