Welding Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - NextChem in Lazio
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We are looking for a skilled and motivated Welding Engineer to join our engineering team. In this role, you will contribute to the definition and supervision of fabrication and testing activities, ensuring compliance with contractual requirements, safety standards, and cost-effectiveness principles across complex industrial projects. The position involves working on piping, equipment, furnaces, instrumentation, and field construction activities.
Key Responsibilities
- You will apply international codes and standards such as ASME, API, ASTM, EN, NACE, AWS and others to material selection and fabrication processes,
ensuring full compliance with project specifications.
- You will provide technical support on metallurgical matters throughout the project lifecycle, including design, procurement, testing, and fabrication phases. This includes reviewing client specifications and developing engineering and fabrication documentation aligned with contractual and regulatory requirements.
- You will be responsible for reviewing welding procedures, heat treatment specifications, material data sheets, mill test reports, and equipment documentation, ensuring their compliance with applicable standards and project needs.
- You will also investigate and resolve issues related to metallurgy, materials, testing, and welding, collaborating with clients, suppliers, and contractors both at vendor workshops and on-site during plant construction.
- Where required, you will coordinate with specialized laboratories to perform material