Welder

The welding sector is a crucial part of many industries such as construction, shipbuilding, automotive, and heavy industry. Welders are specialists who join metal parts using various techniques and tools, ensuring the strength and durability of structures and products. If you have a steady hand, patience, and an aptitude for working with technical equipment, the welding sector offers a stable and well-paid career.

Main Job Roles

1. MIG/MAG Welder (Gas-shielded welding)

• Job Description: Joining metal parts using MIG/MAG method with wire electrode and shielding gases.
• Responsibilities: Preparing materials, setting up machines, performing welds according to blueprints and standards, quality control of welds.

2. TIG Welder (Non-consumable electrode welding)

• Job Description: Precise welding of stainless steel, aluminum, and thin materials using TIG technology.
• Responsibilities: Preparing and cleaning materials, fine-tuning machines, executing highly precise welds, quality control, and finishing weld seams.

3. Arc Welder (SMAW/Stick welding)

• Job Description: Manual welding with consumable metal electrodes, suitable for fieldwork and harsh conditions.
• Responsibilities: Preparing joints, manually performing welds, maintaining arc stability, quality control of welded joints.

4. Welding Assistant

• Job Description: Preparing work areas, supplying materials, cleaning welds, and assisting with machine handling.
• Responsibilities: Assisting welders, organizing the workspace, safety preparations, and equipment maintenance.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications

• Technical knowledge of metals and welding processes.
• Attention to detail and precision.
• Good understanding of reading technical blueprints.
• Willingness to work in various conditions (heights, confined spaces, outdoor environments).
• Responsibility and compliance with safety regulations.
• Medical fitness and ability to work at high temperatures.

Why Choose the Welding Sector?

• Constant demand in both domestic and international job markets.
• Opportunities for specialization and high earnings.
• Practical, hands-on work with visible results.
• Wide application of skills across multiple industries.

Fast acquisition of practical skills through education and practice.