Company
PTW Energy Services Ltd.
Location
Calgary, AB
Job type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
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Job description
Become a Structural Steel Welder for PTW's afternoon shift in Calgary, AB. Leverage your welding expertise to contribute to high-quality fabrication projects. This role is ideal for certified welders with over two years of relevant experience.
Responsibilities include MIG, TIG, and stick welding, interpreting technical documentation, and producing quality welds in a safety-conscious environment. You will also work collaboratively with project teams to ensure project deadlines are met. Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct MIG, TIG, and stick welding on various metal types
• Read and interpret fabrication drawings and technical specs
• Ensure equipment maintenance and adhere to safety regulations
• Produce high-quality welds that comply with project standards
• Collaborate with teams for efficient project completion Requirements:
• Required: Certified Welder (CWB or equivalent)
• Minimum 2 years of experience in welding for commercial or industrial projects
• Detail-oriented with a strong focus on safety Forge a successful welding career with PTW, known for its quality and reliability.
Responsibilities include MIG, TIG, and stick welding, interpreting technical documentation, and producing quality welds in a safety-conscious environment. You will also work collaboratively with project teams to ensure project deadlines are met. Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct MIG, TIG, and stick welding on various metal types
• Read and interpret fabrication drawings and technical specs
• Ensure equipment maintenance and adhere to safety regulations
• Produce high-quality welds that comply with project standards
• Collaborate with teams for efficient project completion Requirements:
• Required: Certified Welder (CWB or equivalent)
• Minimum 2 years of experience in welding for commercial or industrial projects
• Detail-oriented with a strong focus on safety Forge a successful welding career with PTW, known for its quality and reliability.
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Quick answers about Welder Jobs in Canada
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What is the hourly wage range for welder jobs in Canada in 2026?
Welders (NOC 72106) earn $25.00 per hour at the low end, $36.50 median, and $50.00 high nationally in 2026, equating to $52,000 to $104,000 annually for 2,080 hours. Entry-level positions in manufacturing start at $25.00 per hour after apprenticeship completion.
Source: Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) - Job Bank
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Do international applicants need a work permit for welder jobs in Canada, and what is the cost?
International welders require a Temporary Foreign Worker Program work permit, often needing a positive LMIA unless exempt under International Mobility Program. The application fee is CAD $155 per person, with processing times of 10-14 weeks online in 2026. Welders qualify under NOC 72106 TEER 2 for Express Entry if eligible.
Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
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What education and experience do I need to qualify as a welder in Canada?
A high school diploma is required, followed by a 7,200-hour apprenticeship program typically lasting 4 years including 8 weeks pre-employment training. At least 1,500 hours of on-the-job experience is needed for Red Seal exam eligibility. Journeyperson certification requires passing the interprovincial exam.
Source: Red Seal Program
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What documents are required to apply for welder jobs through government channels in Canada?
Submit a resume, proof of Red Seal certification, CWB welding tickets, WHMIS 2015 certificate, and 3 references with work history. For federal jobs, apply via GC Jobs with SIN and valid ID. Apprentices need training agreement from provincial authority.
Source: Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) - Job Bank