Pipefitter

Ireland·Quignasheemid

PipefitterSkilled Trades & Field Services

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Overview

Read and interpret engineering drawings, isometric drawings, blueprints, and piping layouts. Measure, mark, cut, thread, bend, and prepare pipes according to specifications.

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PipefitterSkilled Trades & Field Services

Read and interpret engineering drawings, isometric drawings, blueprints, and piping layouts.
Measure, mark, cut, thread, bend, and prepare pipes according to specifications.
Fabricate and install piping systems, including pipes, valves, flanges, fittings, and supports.
Assemble and align piping components using appropriate tools and equipment.
Install piping systems for water, steam, gas, oil, compressed air, and other industrial fluids, as applicable.
Inspect pipes and fittings for defects, damage, and dimensional accuracy.
Perform pipe alignment, levelling, and fit-up in preparation for welding.
Work closely with welders, engineers, and other tradespeople during installation and maintenance activities.
Conduct pressure and leak tests, where required, in accordance with approved procedures.
Repair, replace, and maintain existing piping systems.
Follow project specifications, quality control procedures, and health and safety requirements.
Maintain tools and equipment and ensure the work area remains clean and safe.
Report work progress, material requirements, and any technical issues to the supervisor.

Requirements

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Relevant technical or vocational qualification in pipefitting, mechanical engineering, or a related trade.
Proven experience as a Pipefitter in industrial, construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, shipbuilding, or maintenance environments.
Ability to read and interpret piping drawings and isometric diagrams.
Knowledge of pipe materials, fittings, valves, flanges, and piping components.
Experience using pipe-cutting, threading, bending, and alignment tools.
Knowledge of pipe measurement, fabrication, installation, and fit-up techniques.
Understanding of workplace health and safety procedures.
Ability to use measuring instruments accurately.
Good problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.