Welder I

Oceaneering•Panama City, FL

16h

About The Position

The Welder I completes welding work to meet production requirements at an umbilical manufacturing facility. The role follows work instructions, technical design drawings, and approved welding procedures to produce work that meets specifications and passes quality examinations. The welder addresses technical questions and issues related to welding operations and interfaces with customers, Quality Inspectors, production operators, engineers, and project managers. The position involves planning welding layouts and assemblies, setting up equipment, fitting components to engineering drawings or schematics, and welding with manual and automatic processes. The welder must be able to perform welds in all positions, including areas with limited access, work safely in accordance with company policies and procedures, qualify new welding procedures and processes across alloys and thicknesses, and meet client and company deadlines. Overtime may be required when work demands it.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent education.
Ability to obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) to access the Port of Panama City.
Ability to pass a manual GTAW welder performance qualification test on small-bore stainless steel tubing in the 6G position.
Basic computer skills with Microsoft 365 or similar software.
Familiarity with SMAW and FCAW processes.
Familiarity with stainless steel welding practices.
Ability to work overtime when work requires.

Nice To Haves

At least two years of welding experience with GTAW, small-bore tubing, and thin-wall tubing.
Ability to work independently and perform tasks with little or no supervision.

Responsibilities

Select equipment and plan layouts, assemblies, and welding.
Set up equipment and weld parts using manual and automatic GTAW.
Perform welding in accordance with approved welding procedures.
Lay out, position, align, and fit components according to engineering drawings or schematics.
Perform welds in all positions, sometimes with limited access.
Set up equipment for each task and perform work safely according to company policies and procedures.
Qualify new procedures and processes on a variety of alloys and thicknesses.
Meet client and company deadlines.
Maintain safety and HSE training requirements.
Resolve technical questions and issues associated with welding operations.
Interface with customers, Quality Inspectors, production operators, engineers, and project managers.