Skilled Mig Welders

HIT bicycle, a leading manufacturer of premium bicycle parts based in Lahore, seeks experienced Skilled MIG Welders to join our fabrication team. You will play a key role in producing high-quality welded components that meet strict dimensional and visual standards for both domestic and export customers. The ideal candidates have strong hands-on welding ability, attention to detail, and a commitment to safety and continuous improvement.

• Prepare and set up MIG welding equipment, fixtures and materials according to job drawings and work orders.
• Perform MIG welding on steel and aluminum bicycle frames and components, producing consistent, clean welds that meet engineering specifications.
• Read and interpret fabrication drawings, tolerances and welding symbols; follow weld procedures and quality checklists.
• Carry out quality inspections including dimensional checks, visual inspection, and basic nondestructive testing (e.g., dye penetrant) as required.
• Maintain equipment by performing routine cleaning, nozzle replacement, wire feeding checks, and reporting defects to maintenance.
• Ensure safety by using PPE, following lockout/tagout procedures and maintaining a clean work area.
• Support process improvement by suggesting efficiency or quality enhancements and participating in team continuous improvement activities.

We offer a structured working environment in Lahore with clear production targets and opportunities for skill development. Candidates should be prepared to work standard shifts in a manufacturing facility and collaborate closely with fabricators, fitters and QC staff to meet delivery schedules.

• Minimum 3-5 years practical MIG welding experience in a production setting, preferably with bicycle frames or thin-wall tubular assemblies.
• Proficient with GMAW (MIG) for steel and aluminum; ability to adjust parameters (voltage, wire feed, shielding gas) for consistent weld quality.
• Skilled in tack welding, stitch welding, fillet and butt joints on round and rectangular tube sections.
• Ability to read engineering drawings, welding symbols, and use basic measuring tools (calipers, tape, gauges).
• Experience with welding jigs/fixtures, position welding, and maintaining dimensional tolerances.
• Familiarity with basic NDT checks (visual inspection, dye penetrant) and ability to identify common defects (porosity, undercut, lack of fusion).
• Strong hand-eye coordination, steady welding technique, and focus on cosmetically acceptable weld appearance for finished bicycle components.
• Knowledge of workplace safety practices, PPE use, and safe handling of gases and consumables.