Good company as far as Nashville office very honest. I've heard negative things about the other offices but couldn't comment one way or another on them Qlm Nashville is the best temp service I've ever worked for
Leaving the project in Montana without giving Sandy wiek of the Nashville office proper notice. Although I feel I was justified in my reasons for wanting to leave the Cobb mechanical project as they basically lied to whomever they needed to lie to get people to the job which was as unsafe as I've been on in years and without promised overtime. However qlm Nashville office did everything they said they would do and I should have given them opportunity to work it out
Experiant work.me oil and gas 5 years in production,,please sir/madam join your company,thanks
Pipefitter and trade for 25 + plus years..looking to management more in the field...Any contractors looking for a straight forward ..depandable..grounded man...who completes task and duties in safe and efficient style..that is profitable for both customer and contractor
5yr pipefitter looking for work in Douglas, Wyoming area or this region
pipe fitter job me
Some Pipefitters and Welders have only worked in the field while others have only experienced work in shop environments. In my experience the on site, field work positions, hire and implement two separate employees, a tradesman for each role, one is strictly a fitter, one is strictly a welder. I have experienced both of these roles, in the field, fitting and welding seperatly; my time working in a fabrication shop environment holds true to the same. In the two most recent positions I accepted, I held the title of both a fitter and a welder, that being "Journeyman Pipefitter/Welder Level II." Seventy percent of my time was spent in the shop, prefabricating pipe system subassemblies to the closest feasible and possible level of completion, eliminating the greatest number of field welds required by the field team. During the fitting process two hole, level, plumb, square, and high/low are the most important things to ensure correctness. By building a structure in our shop that had each size of RFWN flanges, ranging from 2.5" up to 18" fit up properly, and putting bolts one size larger than what would be used in normal circumstances (they should barely fit through the bolt holes, too much factory paint can make you hammer the bolts through). Using vice grips or any clamping you prefer, you can attach a new flange to your flange rail, face to face, and start building off of that. In some cases our fit inches (the quantity of fits multiplied by the diameter of the pipe in each fit) dramatically increased from a 150-200 inches in 8 hours up to 250-325 inches.
Latest out the job backwards. But I caught it before the pour..
James,pipe welding is practice,practice and more practice. You will also need a lot of patience because it's not something you will learn overnight. Good Luck.