1. Welding Expertise:

  - Perform welding activities according to IWE standards, ensuring the quality and integrity of welded structures.

  - Work with various types of metals and materials commonly used in scaffolding manufacturing.

  - Apply expertise in different welding techniques, of MIG, welding, while maintaining precision and accuracy. 

2. Compliance and Quality Assurance:

  - Follow IWE welding guidelines, ensuring compliance with relevant industry standards and specifications.

  - Perform inspections and quality checks on welded components to ensure they meet the required standards.

  - Participate in quality control processes and assist in the development of welding procedures that align with ISO/IWE requirements.

3. Training and Skill Enhancement:

  Train the team to ensure continuous improvement in welding techniques and adherence to ISO welding standards.

  - Train and mentor junior welders in welding techniques, safety protocols, and ISO guidelines.

  - Keep abreast of the latest developments in welding technology and practices to maintain a high level of expertise

4. Documentation and Reporting:

  - Maintain accurate records of welding activities, including logs, reports, and inspection results.

  - Prepare welding reports and documentation required for IWE certification and client audits.

5. Safety and Environment:

  - Adhere to strict safety guidelines and protocols while performing welding tasks.

  - Ensure a clean and organized work environment, including proper storage and handling of welding equipment and materials.

Qualifications and Requirements:

- IWE Certification: Possess a valid IWE certification, demonstrating proficiency in welding techniques and adherence to international welding standards.

- Welding Experience: Proven experience as a welder, with a minimum of five years of welding experience in a manufacturing or construction environment.

- Technical Expertise: Strong knowledge of welding techniques, metallurgy, and materials commonly used in scaffolding manufacturing.

- Training Skills: Ability to train and mentor junior welders, imparting knowledge of IWE standards and best practices.

- Attention to Detail: Keen eye for detail to ensure precision and accuracy in welding tasks and inspections.

- Safety Awareness: Committed to maintaining a safe working environment and adhering to safety protocols.

- Communication: Effective communication skills to collaborate with teams, provide training, and maintain accurate documentation.