A non-consumable tungsten electrode is used in the gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), also known as TIG welding, technique to produce an arc and bond metal. It calls for a shielding gas, often argon pure or argon mixed with helium. TIG welding is a complex, accurate, and adaptable arc welding technique that connects practically all metals. Depending on the metal the welder is joining, TIG welding can employ either direct current (“DC”) or alternating current (“AC”). To create strong and accurate connections, Tig welding jobs call for professional welders to precisely fuse metals using the Tungsten Inert Gas welding method.
Benefits of Tig welding
In the field of welding, TIG welding, also known as tungsten inert gas welding, offers a number of noteworthy benefits. Its main advantage is its superb weld quality, characterized by clean, accurate, and high-strength connections
Welding joins more metals and alloys than any other method:
Steel, stainless steel, chromoly, aluminum, nickel alloys, magnesium, copper, brass, bronze, and even gold may be joined together with TIG welding. Wagons, bike frames, lawnmowers, door handles, fenders, and other items may all be successfully welded using the TIG welding technique.
Make neat, high-quality welds:
When aesthetics matter, TIG enables you to produce flawless welds because of its improved arc and weld puddle control. TIG welding enables you to heat up or cool down the weld puddle providing you fine control over the weld bead since the heat input is frequently regulated by pushing on a foot pedal, akin to operating a car. Because of this, TIG welding is perfect for decorative welds like those on sculptures and automobiles.
For all purposes, only use argon as a shielding gas:
Argon may be used to TIG weld any metal and any thickness, so all of your welding projects can be completed in your shop with only one type of gas.
All positions, including flat, horizontal, vertical, and above, are possible for TIG welding. Perfect for restricted spaces and roll cages.
Tig welding job vacancies
To join our team, we are searching for a dedicated GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) or TIG welder. TIG welding requires precision, strict attention to detail, and a commitment to perfection. If you’re ready to develop your welding skills, we want to hear from you. apply now to place your position right now in Tig welding jobs.
Qualifications of our job offers
- expertise in welding copper, aluminum, or stainless steel with a preference for TIG welding (GTAW).
- high levels of expertise and experience in TIG welding techniques.
- commitment to providing welds of the highest degree and meticulousness.
- knowledge of welding equipment setup and maintenance.
- excellent understanding of safety rules and regulations.
- understanding and ability to interpret welding rules and directions.
Responsibilities
Welding processes:
- Follow all safety regulations and procedures while using TIG welding to join metal components.
- To ensure a good fit and minimal deformation during welding, properly place and align the components.
- Use the right welding methods to create high-quality welds.
Preparation of Materials:
- When cleaning and preparing materials for welding, use the proper cleaning techniques to get rid of contaminants like rust and dirt.
- In case any beveling, grinding, or chamfering is necessary, make sure the joint has been properly prepared.
Setup of Welding Equipment:
- Configure and modify the tungsten electrode, gas flow, and other TIG welding system components.
- Based on the material being welded, choose the proper welding rod or filler wire.
- Set welding settings including current, voltage, and travel speed for the optimum weld quality.
Quality control and weld inspection
- Using non-destructive testing techniques and visual inspection, make sure the welds meet the stated standards and quality criteria.
- Identify any faults, including as cracks, porosity, and incomplete fusion, and rectify them.
- Take dimensional readings to get accurate weld dimensions.
Consistency and safety:
- By adhering to safety laws and instructions, you may maintain a secure workplace.
- Wear personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves, welding helmets, and safety gear.
- Utilize the right ventilation methods to minimize your exposure to welding gases and fumes.
Equipment maintenance:
- Cleaning and maintaining welding equipment on a regular basis will ensure that it is running correctly.
- Replace worn-out or damaged components, such as welding torches, gas nozzles, or tungsten electrodes.
- Conduct routine inspections and preventative maintenance techniques to stop equipment malfunctions.
Documentation:
- Keep meticulous records of all welding setups, techniques, and inspections.
- Fill out any applicable work orders, welding records, or other documents.
- Every event, mistake, or near-miss should be documented and reported by employees to their managers.
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