Welding Supervisor
Ensure crew members are competent for the tasks assigned and identify training needs to the Site Manager.
Maintain daily attendance and productivity records for the welding and structural steel crew
Ensure structural and general welding works are carried out strictly to the current IFC drawings, specifications and approved welding procedures.
Confirm welder qualifications and welding procedure specifications (WPS) are current andapplicable before work commences.
Coordinate non-destructive testing (NDT) and visual inspection of welds with the QA/QC Manager prior to cover-up.
Confirm steel, consumables (electrodes/wire, gas) and welding equipment required for the day's work are on site and serviceable.
Report shortages, incorrect material grades or delivery issues to the Site Supervisor promptly.
Maintain correct storage of steel and welding consumables, including protection from moisture and contamination.
Ensure the welding and structural steel crew works to the applicable SWMS and complies with site WHS requirements at all times.
Conduct pre-start checks on tools, equipment and PPE specific to the trade before work commences each day.
Report hazards, incidents and near misses involving the crew to the Site Supervisor immediately
Coordinate structural steel installation sequencing with carpentry, concrete and crane/lifting activities.
Liaise with the Plumbing Supervisor on welded pipework or bracketry interfaces where applicable
Provide a daily progress and issues update to the Site Supervisor.
Flag any quality, safety or materials issue that may affect other trades or the programme without delay.
Age: 25-45 years old
Recognised welding trade certificate and current welder qualification(s) applicable to the
structural steel systems used on PNGCR projects. Equivalent demonstrated experience will
be considered.
Minimum 5 years' trade experience, including at least 1–2 years leading or supervising a crew.
Sound knowledge of structural steel fabrication and erection, applicable welding processes
(MIG/TIG/MMA), and weld inspection/NDT requirements
Working knowledge of AS/NZS 1554 (or equivalent) welding standards and PNG building
regulations relevant to structural steelwork.
Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a welding and structural steel crew on a live
construction site.
Current welder qualification certificates for structural steel. Experience on Australian
Government-funded projects in PNG
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