TIG & Arc Welder (Male)

Tig welding Scale: Ratio of drawing size to real size (., 1/4 inch on paper equals 1 foot in reality). The scale can change per page.

Lines: Different line types (solid, dashed, hidden) represent various elements like walls, hidden pipes, or cut lines.

Symbols: Standardized icons for fixtures, electrical outlets, structural supports, doors, windows, etc..

Views: Different perspectives, such as:

Plan View (Floor Plan): A bird's-eye view, as if the building were cut horizontally.

Elevation: Shows the exterior or interior face of a wall.

Section View: A cut-through view revealing interior construction details.

Dimensions: Precise measurements for length, height, and placement.

Notes & Legend: Textual details and a key to symbols and abbreviations used in the set.

How to Interpret

Check the Title Block & Legend: Identify the project, sheet number, scale, and symbols used.

Orient Yourself: Find the compass symbol for direction (North) and understand the overall layout.

Read by View: Start with the floor plan, then check elevations and sections for detail.

Follow the Scale: Use an architectural ruler to convert measurements on paper to real-world dimensions.

Look for Details: Refer to notes and detail callouts (., sections or call-outs to other sheets) for specific instructions.

Understand the Disciplines: Differentiate between Architectural (ARCH), Structural (STR), Mechanical (MEC), Electrical (ELEC), and Plumbing (PLB) drawings.

This video explains how to read structural drawings and details

• Experience

  1 - 2 Years

• No. of Openings

  1

• Education

  I.T.I.

• Role

  TIG & Arc Welder

• Industry Type

  Manufacturing / Production / Quality

• Gender

  Male

• Job Country

  India

• Type of Job

  Full Time

• Work Location Type

  Work from Office

• Face interview location

  Gurgaon