About the role
You will join a piping team that builds and repairs process pipework at chemical plants, refineries and power stations. The work covers carbon steel and stainless steel pipes in all positions, using TIG for root passes and MMA or MAG for fill and cap. Projects usually last from four to twelve weeks, and teams move between sites in Germany. The normal schedule is 50 hours per week, with extra hours during plant shutdowns. Welds are tested by X-ray, so consistent quality is essential.
What you’ll do
- Weld carbon and stainless steel pipes in all positions
- Use TIG (141) for root passes and MMA (111) or MAG (135) for fill and cap
- Prepare pipe ends, fit and tack joints according to isometric drawings
- Work to welding procedure specifications and quality requirements
- Follow the permit-to-work system and site safety rules
- Work at height and in confined spaces where required
What you’ll bring
- Valid pipe welding certificates (EN ISO 9606-1) for 141 and 111 or 135
- At least 3 years of experience in industrial pipe welding
- Ability to read isometric drawings
- Basic German or English
- Safety certificate such as SCC is an advantage
- Valid EU passport or EU work permit
Pay & working arrangements
- Pay
- From €24 per hour, gross, plus daily allowance
- Working pattern
- Monday to Friday, around 50 hours per week; more during shutdowns
- Contract
- Temporary employment contract per project
- Accommodation
- Paid accommodation near each site
- Travel
- Travel between sites paid
- Employment model
- Staffing through our recruitment team
Contract, shifts and any deductions are explained before you accept an offer.