- The Welding Engineer is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing welding processes and procedures to ensure high-quality fabrication of chemical equipment, including pressure vessels, piping, and related components, in compliance with applicable codes (ASME, API, EN, etc.). The role involves supporting production, resolving welding issues, and ensuring weld quality and safety standards.
- This position is also responsible for the technology of PWHT.
- Welding Procedure Development
- Prepare and qualify Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS), Procedure Qualification Records (PQR), and Welder Performance Qualifications (WPQ) according to ASME Section IX and other codes.
- Select appropriate welding processes (SMAW, GTAW, SAW, FCAW, etc.) based on material and design requirements.
- Manufacturing Support
- Submit the weld map to the project and communicate upon the customer comments and get the final approval before manufacturing.
- Provide technical guidance during fabrication, including fit-up, welding, and heat treatment processes.
- Supervise or support welders and ensure compliance with approved procedures.
- Evaluate and resolve welding-related non-conformities (e.g., porosity, undercut, cracks).
- Quality Assurance & Inspection
- Coordinate with QC/QA for NDE (RT, UT, PT, MT) as per project requirements.
- Ensure welding records and traceability documentation are maintained and meet customer and regulatory requirements.
- Material & Process Control
- Review and verify base materials, filler materials, and consumables.
- Support materials selection and compatibility for corrosion resistance and mechanical properties.
- Project Documentation
- Review customer specifications, engineering drawings, and relevant standards.
- Participate in project meetings and support documentation for final dossier submission.
- Health & Safety
- Promote safe welding practices and compliance with occupational safety regulations.