Welder (M/F)

JOB DESCRIPTION

Located on Europe's largest estuary, the Port of Bordeaux enjoys a privileged position on the Atlantic seaboard and at the heart of a major metropolis. With its infrastructure spread over 7 specialized terminals, the GPMB is a key player in the regional economy of New Aquitaine.

The company's industrial port activities are in line with the principles of sustainable development, which combine environmental protection, personal safety and economic development.

Working in the Boilermaking Division, under the authority of the Team Leader, the Welder (M/F) will be responsible for the following tasks:

MISSIONS :

• Prepare parts according to drawings and instructions
• Select the welding process to be used and choose the welding parameters
• Assemble metal parts in accordance with DMOS
• Thermal lance and air arc cutting
• Check welds and parts
• Adjust and maintain automatic and semi-automatic welding machines

PROFILE : 

You have at least a CAP-BEP, CFP, Titre professionnel or equivalent diploma in welding or boilermaking, as well as welding process certifications, and you have proven experience as a welder.

You have the following key skills:

• You hold valid HLO45 111/141 AND 135 PA PE PF licenses, or have already held them.
• Knowledge of the physical properties of materials

You know:

• Demonstrate organization, method and rigor in execution
• Good interpersonal and teamwork skills
• Demonstrate gestural skill and dexterity
• Adapt to new technologies

You are fit :

• Carry heavy loads
• Work in special conditions and positions (working at heights) and in confined spaces

There will be "trade" selection tests, as well as aptitude tests for working at height.

POSITION AVAILABLE IN SEPTEMBER ON A 12-MONTH FIXED-TERM CONTRACT

ON THE BACALAN PORT OPERATIONS SITE.

The GPMB is committed to diversity and professional equality, and all our positions are open to people with disabilities.

Applications: CV and covering lettershould be addressed to the Human Resources Management Department, for the attention of Ms Marie-Émilie DAVID.