Job Description:
Job Description: Boiler Fabricator – Energy & Utilities Job Industry, Perth
The Boiler Fabricator role in Perth is essential within the energy and utilities sector, focusing on the construction, assembly, and installation of boilers and associated pressure vessels used in power generation plants and industrial facilities. This position involves interpreting engineering drawings, fabricating metal components, and welding to form boiler structures that meet stringent safety and quality standards.
Key responsibilities include cutting, shaping, and assembling steel plates and tubes, ensuring dimensional accuracy and structural integrity. The Boiler Fabricator works closely with engineers and project managers to follow specifications and schedules, contributing to the timely completion of fabrication projects. Precision and attention to detail are crucial when handling high-pressure components that must withstand extreme temperatures and stresses.
The role demands extensive knowledge of welding techniques, including TIG, MIG, and arc welding, and the ability to perform weld inspections and repairs. Safety compliance is a top priority due to the hazardous nature of working with heavy metals, hot materials, and confined spaces. The fabricator must use personal protective equipment (PPE) and adhere to workplace health and safety regulations rigorously.
Working in Perth’s energy industry environment, the Boiler Fabricator supports the development and maintenance of critical infrastructure that powers homes, businesses, and industries. This hands-on role is ideal for skilled tradespeople who enjoy working with metal fabrication and welding within a collaborative team.
Job Requirement:
Job Requirements: Boiler Fabricator – Energy & Utilities Job Industry, Perth
Applicants must have a trade qualification or certification in metal fabrication, welding, or boilermaking, such as a Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade or a Welding Certificate. Proven experience in boiler fabrication or pressure vessel construction is essential.
Competence in advanced welding techniques (TIG, MIG, arc welding) and knowledge of welding codes and standards, including AS/NZS ISO 9606, is required. The candidate should be skilled in reading and interpreting technical drawings, blueprints, and welding symbols to ensure precise fabrication.
A strong understanding of workplace safety practices and the ability to work safely in confined spaces, at heights, and in physically demanding environments is necessary. The candidate must hold relevant safety certifications, such as confined space entry, working at heights, and gas testing.
Attention to detail, reliability, and the ability to work effectively within a team or independently under supervision are important attributes. Good communication skills are needed to coordinate with engineers and site supervisors.
Physical fitness, manual dexterity, and a commitment to quality workmanship are vital. Flexibility for shift work and overtime may be required depending on project timelines. A valid driver’s licence is typically necessary for travel to fabrication sites around Perth. Continuous professional development to stay updated on fabrication technologies and standards in the energy sector is highly desirable.
