PIPE WELDER

    • Largest defence shipbuilding project in Australia
    • Global company
    • Williamstown location

    BAE Systems is Australia's largest defence company. Our 6,500 employees provide Australia's Army, Navy and Air Force and security customers with total capability.

    BAE Systems Australia is the prime contractor for the design and construction of the Landing Helicopter Dock amphibious ships for the Royal Australian Navy.

    In order to provide sufficient resources for the upcoming ship outfitting work commencing in April 2012, we are now seeking suitably experienced Pipe Welders with strong attention to detail to deliver a high standard of output.

    As the ideal applicant, you will have:

    • Pipe welding/fabrication experience
    • Experience in GTAW, MMAW and/or GMAW welding
    • Experience in pressure code pipe welding to radio graphic standards 
    • Experience working with stainless steel and carbon steel pipe.
    • Experience with copper nickel pipe is desired but not essential.
    • Unwavering commitment to safety

    Desirable Criteria:

    • Experience working  in an industrial environment
    • Shipbuilding experience will be highly regarded
    • Trade/Welding certificates
    • Current construction induction card
    • A strong work ethic and flexible attitude
    • Experience reading, interpreting and working to drawings & diagrams

    What's in it for you?

    • Excellent work conditions
    • 9-day fortnight
    • All tools and uniforms provided

    We offer excellent remuneration together with outstanding development opportunities.  With competitive salaries and wages, support for training and development, generous benefits, a genuine focus on diversity and family friendly, flexible work practices, consider BAE Systems for your next career move.
    Applications should be addressed to Daniel Godsall, HR Advisor – Recruitment. 

    Please ensure you attach a current resume and copy of your relevant qualification(s) to your application. A cover letter is preferred.