FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Cladding Welder?
The primary responsibilities include layout, positioning, aligning, and fitting components; securing parts for final welding; welding programming on CNC; checking machine and oven calibration; monitoring welding quality; maintaining inter-pass temperature; recording details as per procedures; identifying and communicating any non-conformances; and following safety instructions.
What education is required for the Cladding Welder position?
An ITI or Diploma in welding or cladding is required, along with 2-3 years of experience in the field.
What specific welding techniques should a Cladding Welder be familiar with?
A Cladding Welder must have experience with SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) and GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding).
Is experience with automatic cladding machines necessary for this role?
Yes, work experience in operating an Automatic Cladding machine is required.
What competencies are essential for a Cladding Welder?
Essential competencies include the ability to interpret and use drawings and welding specifications, write programs for automatic welding, physically inspect welds, analyze defects, and perform repair welds as per procedure.
What are the behavioral competencies expected from a Cladding Welder?
Behavioral competencies include an interest in learning and adapting to changes, the ability to work with a team, and contributing to improvements within the work environment.
What safety protocols must a Cladding Welder follow?
A Cladding Welder must follow safety instructions strictly and notify supervisors of any unsafe conditions observed.
Do Cladding Welders need to record specific details during their work?
Yes, they must record all details required as per the welding procedure in the respective formats and identify and communicate any non-conformances noticed.
What type of items does a Cladding Welder typically weld?
A Cladding Welder typically welds items related to the oil and gas industry.