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Welder / fabricator CV / resume — a full example

Structural and pipe welding. Processes, positions and a skill-test level — what Gulf and local contractors test you on.

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A welder CV lists processes and positions exactly — arc (SMAW), MIG, TIG, and 3G, 4G or 6G — because a welder is tested on these at the agency and the CV should match what the test will show. The example above does that and describes structures by what was built: factory sheds, steel trusses up to 24 metres. The format works for a welder or welder fabricator job in Nepal, India, the Gulf or Malaysia.

What to notice in this one

  • Processes and positions are listed exactly — arc, MIG, 3G, 4G. A welder is tested on these at the agency, and the CV should match what the test will show.
  • Structures are described by what was built and how much steel. 'Welding work' on its own tells a contractor nothing.
  • Safety training is listed, because on Gulf sites it is a condition of being allowed on site at all.

Krishna Bahadur Thapa

Welder / Fabricator — Arc and MIG

Hetauda, Makwanpur · +977 98XXXXXXXX · krishna.thapa@example.com

Summary

Welder and fabricator with six years in structural steel and gate-and-grill work in Hetauda Industrial Area. Qualified in arc and MIG welding in 3G and 4G positions, reads fabrication drawings, and has worked on factory sheds and steel truss roofs up to 24 metres span. CTEVT skill-test certified. Ready for overseas placement.

Experience

Welder / Fabricator

Steel fabrication workshop · Hetauda Industrial Area · Baishakh 2079 – Present

  • Fabricate and weld structural steel for factory sheds and truss roofs up to 24 m span
  • Weld in 3G and 4G positions using arc and MIG processes
  • Read fabrication drawings and mark, cut and fit members before welding
  • Follow site safety rules including PPE, hot-work checks and working at height

Helper Welder

Grill and gate workshop · Hetauda · 2076 – 2079

  • Assisted on gates, grills and shutters for around 200 residential jobs
  • Learned grinding, cutting and finishing before moving to full welding

Education

Welding training (CTEVT short course)

CTEVT-affiliated training centre · 2076 – 2076

Skills

  • Arc welding (SMAW)
  • MIG welding
  • 3G and 4G positions
  • Reading fabrication drawings
  • Gas cutting and grinding

Languages

  • Nepali — Native
  • Hindi — Conversational
  • English — Basic

Certifications

CTEVT Skill Test — Welder Level 2 — National Skill Testing Board, 2080

Occupational safety and health training — Training centre, 2081

The name, employers and numbers above are invented. Replace every one of them — a CV that still says Krishna Bahadur Thapa is worse than no CV at all.

Welder CV format

The sections, in the order an employer reads them.

  1. Name, trade and contact — 'Welder / Fabricator' with your main processes in the title line, then phone with WhatsApp and city.
  2. Summary — Years of experience, processes and positions, materials — mild steel, stainless, pipe — and the kind of structures.
  3. Work experience — Each workshop or site with dates, what you built or fabricated, and the drawings you worked from.
  4. Certificates and skill test — Welding course with hours and centre, CTEVT skill-test level, and any coded welder or trade test certificate.
  5. Skills — Processes, positions, drawing reading, gas cutting, grinding, fitting.
  6. Safety training and documents — Safety courses, and passport number and expiry for overseas jobs.
  7. References — A workshop owner or site supervisor.

Welder CV objective

Two to adapt — change the numbers and names to yours. A career objective, or summary, is the two or three lines under your name.

With experience

Welder fabricator with six years in structural steel, qualified in arc and MIG welding in 3G and 4G positions, reading fabrication drawings, with factory sheds and truss roofs up to 24 metres span. CTEVT skill-test certified and ready for overseas placement.

For a fresher

Trained welder with a CTEVT welding course and eight months as a helper in a grill and gate workshop, practised in arc welding and gas cutting in flat and horizontal positions. Looking for a welder or welder helper job with room to qualify in more positions.

More career objective examples, for every job

Skills to put on a welder CV

  • Arc welding (SMAW)
  • MIG welding (GMAW)
  • TIG welding (GTAW), if trained
  • 3G and 4G positions — add 6G pipe if you have it
  • Reading fabrication drawings
  • Gas cutting and grinding
  • Fitting and assembly
  • Workshop and site safety

Welder CV for freshers

A welder CV with no experience leads with the training — course, hours, centre — and the processes and positions you practised. Helper work counts: name the workshop and what you welded yourself. Put your skill-test level if you have taken it, and say you are ready for a trade test. For overseas work, add passport details and any safety course.

Download a welder CV in Word or PDF

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Common questions

What should a welder CV include?

The processes and positions you are qualified in, materials, structures you have built, your training and skill-test level, safety training, and for jobs abroad your passport details.

How do I write a welder resume with no experience?

Lead with your welding course and hours, list the processes and positions you practised, describe any helper work, and add your skill-test level and safety training.

What skills should I put on a welder fabricator CV?

Arc, MIG and TIG welding, the positions you can weld in, reading fabrication drawings, gas cutting, grinding, fitting and safety.

Can I download a welder CV in Word format?

Yes. Open this example in the builder, change the details to yours and download it as a Word file or a PDF, free and with no sign-up.

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HR officer

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