Job description of a welder

Answer 1

Material handling (transporting metal around shop)

Material Prep (cutting, cleaning off rust/grease etc)

Weldment prep (setting up metal to weld, includes squaring up frames, clamping materials to table so they don't move while being welded, etc)

Welding

Finishing (depending on the type of welding, grinding weld flush, chipping slag/spatter off, sending part out for paint/machining

Answer 2

Welding is more hand and eye coordination then anything else if an individual is showing interest in becoming a welder then that person should really look into the physical side of it. A large number of individual in the trade joke about playing contortionist for a living. Refering to all the bending and awkard position a welder must hold to apply weld in so some situations. Welders are usually exposed to unpleasant tempertures some plant are 110 on the inside in the summer. Every welder has a story of dropping that magical "berry" on themselves. It might not sound bad using heat to fuse two pieces of metal together until some of the material find itself upon an unpleasant place on your person. The real question is why be a welder when you could be a weld inspector or a pipefitter? Welding is just an unpleasant under paid trade if that is not enough for you there are various kinds of welding stick tig mig by the time you get used to applying one it is time to switch up to the other. The good part is if you produce an eyesore you have the glorifying pleasure of meeting a four inch angle grinder and removing your work. Have fun

Answer 3

what is the job description of welder

Answer 4

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