Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Pipe Fitter
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KG TAR - Pipe Fitter
Job Overview
The Pipe Fitter works onsite at the KG TAR to assemble, install, maintain, and repair piping systems and components. The Pipe Fitter reads plans and blueprints, prepares work areas, and ensures safe and high-quality workmanship throughout all stages of the outage project.
Key Duties
- Read and interpret piping diagrams, blueprints, and job specifications.
- Select, measure, cut, and thread pipes using hand and power tools.
- Install pipes, valves, and fittings by fitting and joining sections according to specifications.
- Secure pipes to walls, structures, and fixtures with brackets, clamps, and hangers.
- Test piping systems for leaks using pressure testing equipment.
- Disassemble and remove old or damaged piping and components.
- Inspect piping systems for defects and ensure compliance with safety standards.
- Perform routine maintenance or corrective repair on piping systems.
- Work closely with supervisors and other trades to coordinate activities during the outage.
- Follow all safety procedures and use protective equipment.
- Keep the work area clean and organised during and after tasks.
- Accurately complete all required documentation related to work performed.
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Required Qualifications
- Proven experience as a pipe fitter or similar role within an industrial, power plant, or related environment.
- Strong knowledge of pipefitting techniques, materials, and tools.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.
- Proficient with hand and power tools used for pipe cutting, threading, and fitting.
- Understanding of safety regulations and safe work practices.
- Physical ability to lift, carry, and position heavy materials and work in confined or elevated spaces.
- Good teamwork and communication skills.
- Relevant certifications or apprenticeship in pipe fitting or mechanical trades preferred.
- Holds a valid CCNSG Safety Passport
- Valid right to work in the country where the outage is located.
- Willingness to work flexible hours, overtime, and shift patterns as required by the outage schedule.
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NAECI Rates for all hours worked, inlcuding 1.8 on all hours Saturday and Sunday.
Lodge allowance and Radius is available if you qualify.
Working Pattern is Sunday - Friday 9.5, with additional hours worked as required by the outage schedule.
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