Hands that understand the weld sequence
Our team works with butt-fusion HDPE pipe welding machines, facing tools, heater plates and clamps every week, so we look for people who respect the order of the job. A good fit here knows the full fusion sequence on the pipe line.
We hire for practical roles at the base and for field support work. Some people work in the shop and service area, others spend time on the road or on sites where pipe sizes, SDRs and weather can change the day’s pace.
- Workshop and machine service roles
- Field technician roles on contractor sites
- Yard and dispatch roles
Roles that suit careful operators
We pay attention to people who can follow a welding cycle, spot a rough bead and keep records that make sense later. Shifts include hydraulic checks, heater plate condition, clamp alignment and facer condition, and the work gets dirty.
People with pipe-laying site experience often pick up the setting quickly, but we also consider applicants with strong mechanical habits and sound judgement. We look for people who can run each step of a fusion joint to the weld table.
- Mechanical fitting or equipment service experience
- Comfort reading measurements and pipe markings
- Basic welding process knowledge or technical interest
- Willingness to work at yards, depots and live sites
Training belongs in the job and is part of the work
Some appointments grow into operator training or refresher training support, where the person has to explain the sequence without drifting into jargon. The basics of the weld cycle come first, along with safe handling of the machine and heater plate.
We also need people who can help with machine setup, especially where hire equipment must leave in order and return in the same condition. We look for people with a clear eye who follow the weld procedure step by step.
What the workday can include
Depending on the role, a day may include preparing a hire unit, checking hoses and clamps, confirming alignment on a facer, or checking a heater plate for wear and cleanliness. On site, we help a crew match the machine to the pipe size and SDR, then watch the joint through each stage at its proper pace.
- Butt fusion welder maintenance and hose checks
- Hydraulic pressure tests and leak checks
How to send your CV
Send your CV with the machine sizes and pipe ranges you have welded. If you have trade certificates, training experience or site photos that show your work, include them with the message so we can place your application against the right opening.
Tell us which type of work suits you best. If you have worked with HDPE butt-fusion equipment before, mention the pipe sizes, tools and site conditions you know well.
Work across the country from a single base
Our base supports work across South Africa, with teams and equipment moving through major centres and project areas. The pace can shift between the shop, a contractor yard and a remote site, so people who adapt well usually settle in quickly.
Clear reporting, clean equipment and careful control guide our work where the joint is critical.