Millwright/welder vs lead welder

Differences between millwright/welder and lead welder duties and responsibilities

Millwright/welder example responsibilities.

• Fabricate and weld various item such as large furnaces used in aluminum smelter process using both mig and stick welders.
• press breaks, plasma cutters, CNC, and all hand and power tools need for the job.
• Used jigs and fixtures to weld stainless steel parts for refrigerate semi-truck trailers.
• Install and fabricate air, water and high pressure steam 4"steel piping using SMAW.
• Employ a variety of tools including hoists, drills, welders, precision measuring instruments and optical equipment.
• Work for various companies doing jobs such as disassembling and reassembling of industrial machinery, SMAW on structural and pipe.
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Lead welder example responsibilities.

• Create weekly work schedules, process payroll information, manage inventory counts and job cost for each project.
• Certify in restaurant grade stainless steel and aluminum TIG welding, carbon stick welding and stainless and carbon MIG welding.
• Weld with solid wire (GMAW), flux core (FCAW) and stick (SMAW).
• Used MIG and TIG welding to fit electrical and mechanical components.
• Execute daily operations of MIG, and TIG welding, and rework welding.
• Develop and record documentation for PQR's and WPS's.
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