PWHT Technician

About the Company

Bureau Veritas stands as a global leader in Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) services, dedicated to supporting clients in overcoming challenges relating to quality, safety, environmental protection, and social responsibility.

Job Overview and Core Responsibilities

• Execute local and furnace Post Weld Heat Treatment (PWHT) on piping, pressure vessels, and structural components.
• Set up heating equipment including heaters, ceramic pads, thermocouple connections, insulation, and control units.
• Supervise heating processes by monitoring soak times, ramp rates, and controlled cooling to ensure compliance with procedures.
• Operate control panels, temperature recorders, and transformers involved in PWHT operations.
• Analyze isometric drawings, heat treatment procedures, and client specifications to guide treatment processes.
• Accurately maintain heat treatment charts and verify that calibration certificates are current.
• Conduct inspection of equipment before and after each use to guarantee safety and dependability.
• Adhere strictly to company Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards and follow permit-to-work protocols.
• Collaborate effectively with welders, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) teams, supervisors, and clients during PWHT activities.

Required Qualifications and Experience

• Between two to five years of applicable experience performing PWHT within the NDT, fabrication, or oil and gas sectors.
• Proficient practical knowledge of resistance heating systems, furnaces, and temperature control equipment.
• Possession of a technical certificate or diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, or related disciplines is preferred.
• Certification or formal training in PWHT from a recognized institution will be considered an advantage.

Organizational Values

Bureau Veritas is committed to fostering trust among businesses and promoting an open, inclusive culture within all its locations. Joining their team means contributing to a legacy of trust globally.