Welder (MIG, MAG)
MIG/MAG welding (Metal Inert Gas/Metal Active Gas) - welding with a consumable electrode in the shielding inert gases (MIG, method 131) or active (MAG, method 135). Shielding inert gases are most often argon or helium. Active shielding gases are - carbon dioxide or its mixture with argon.
In the MIG/MAG method, an electric arc glows between the material being welded and the electrode in the form of a wire. The arc and the pool of liquid metal are protected by a stream of inert gas or active gas. The method is suitable for welding most materials, while selecting electrode wires and shielding gas suitable for various metals.
Preparing the surface for welding and welding of, among others, steel constructions, fence elements, grates, balustrades or containers as well as all locksmith works - bending, cutting, grinding and reading technical drawings.
Our employees have:
- all legal documents required for legal work
- visas and permits
- medical examinations
- training including on-the-job training
- bank accounts
- direct coordinators
- accommodation organised by Smart Work
