Underwater welding is a key technology for an in-situ construction of very large scaled offshore floating structure(mega-float). Dry welding techniques such as hyperbaric welding and cofferdam welding are usually used for the offshore construction. Mechanical properties of weld joints are almost equivalent with surface welding in these methods, unless the reqiuirement of much time and cost for welding process. Wet welding is one option to proceed in-situ joining of offshore steel structures. And wet welding is necessary for maintenance and repairing of them. Mechanical properties for wet welding is usually poor compared to dry welding because of bad influence by surrounding water welding part. Water curtain which is jetted around the nozzle edge was considered to improve mechanical properties for wet welding. The curtain guarantees a stable local dry cavity around the welding part. This technique is so simple to reduce much cost and working time. A mechanizad wet welding procedure was studied in order to establish an efficient joining technique for in-situ construction of the Mega-float. A special welding nozzle, which has a wide range of allowance with root gap widths and miss-alignment of butt joints, was developed. The durability of this technique was confirmed by laboratory test. A mechanized wet welding was executed for the Mega-float during open field demonstration in July 1996 at Yokosuka harbor. The weld quality was good enough for certification. This paper describes the information on the development of a mechanizad wet welding machine.