Position Summary:

The Field ASME Welder / Supervisor is responsible for performing high-quality code welding and overseeing field welding operations in compliance with ASME Section I, VIII, and IX standards. This role combines hands-on welding with leadership responsibilities, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and to strict code and quality requirements. Key Responsibilities Welding & Fabrication Perform

SMAW, GTAW

(TIG), and FCAW welding on pressure vessels, boilers, and piping systems Execute welds in all positions in accordance with ASME code requirements Interpret isometric drawings, P&IDs, and WPS (Welding Procedure Specifications) Ensure proper material preparation, fit-up, and pre/post-weld heat treatment requirements Supervision & Leadership Supervise and coordinate field welders and helpers on job sites Assign daily tasks and ensure productivity and workmanship standards are met Train and mentor junior welders on ASME code practices Act as liaison between field crews, project managers, and QA/QC personnel Quality & Compliance Ensure all welding meets ASME code and project specifications Verify welder qualifications and maintain compliance with WPS/PQR requirements Coordinate with inspectors for NDE (X-ray, UT, PT, MT) testing Maintain weld logs, traceability records, and documentation Safety Enforce company and OSHA safety policies on all job sites Conduct job hazard analyses (JHA) and safety meetings Ensure proper use of PPE and safe handling of equipment and materials Project Execution Assist in project planning, scheduling, and resource allocation Monitor job progress and report status to management Troubleshoot field issues and implement corrective actions

Qualifications Required:

ASME code welding experience (Section

I, VIII, IX

) Current or recent ASME welding certifications 5-10+ years of field welding experience (boilers, pressure vessels, or piping) 2-5+ years of supervisory or lead experience Strong knowledge of WPS, PQRs, and welder qualification processes Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings Pass DOT medical exam with drug screening for driving commercial vehicles Able to clear government background checks Driving record free of serious violations High School Diploma, GED or equivalent

Preferred:

Experience with firetube or watertube boilers Knowledge of National Board Inspection Code (NBIC) compliance Hold a Class 4 and 5 Oregon boiler license NCCER certification or equivalent OSHA 10 or 30 certification Experience managing multi-crew field operations Skills & Competencies Strong leadership and team management High attention to detail and quality control Problem-solving in field conditions Excellent communication and coordination skills Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines Work Environment Field-based role with travel to job sites. Work in industrial environments (plants, mechanical rooms, outdoor sites) Exposure to heat, confined spaces, and elevated work areas Overtime and weekend work as required

Pay:

$100,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person