B - Pressure Welder in Red Deer, Alberta at Canalta Controls Ltd

The Canalta Group of Companies is a privately held, Canadian owned company focusing on the manufacturing and service of industrial control and measurement equipment, specifically targeting the gas industry, and supplying product internationally. We are currently recruiting for a Full-time B-Pressure Welder at our head office in Red Deer, Alberta.

What do we offer?

• Stable 40-hour work week
• Comprehensive benefits after 3 months
• Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP) for confidential support
• RetireSmart retirement savings program eligibility after 6 months
• Paid vacation and personal time
• Annual PPE and wellness allowances
• Perkopolis discount program
• Company events, including BBQs, holiday party, and our annual Canalta Day

What will you do?

• Perform pressure welding on piping, fittings, and fabricated assemblies in accordance with approved welding procedures, drawings, and applicable codes.
• Use welding processes such as FCAW, GMAW, MCAW, SMAW, SAW, and core welding to fabricate and repair components.
• Read drawings, weld symbols, Bills of Materials, and other project documents to confirm material and fabrication requirements.
• Check materials, dimensions, joint preparation, and fit-up before welding.
• Complete pressure piping, repair, and structural welding work to meet quality standards and production schedules.
• Inspect completed welds and assemblies, complete required welding records, and raise any quality or fabrication concerns.
• Operate and maintain welding and fabrication equipment safely, and keep your work area clean and organized.
• Share your knowledge with apprentices and less experience welders to support safe work and quality workmanship.

What do you need?

• Journeyperson Welder certification and a valid, active B-Pressure Certificate.
• Experience with pressure welding in a pressure piping, industrial fabrication, or manufacturing environment.
• Ability to read and apply welding procedures, engineering drawings, weld symbols, and fabrication documents.
• Skill in production welds that meet quality requirements and pass require inspections and testing.
• A strong commitment to safe work practices, including the proper use of PPE.
• The ability to stand for extended periods and frequently handle materials weighing up to 50lbs.