Welder & Fabricator

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Sheffield, South Yorkshire
11 months ago
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Welder & Fabricator
£20 p/h + Overtime + Company Benefits
Sheffield

Are you a Welder/Fabricator looking for the opportunity to join a long-standing bespoke product manufacturing company? Do you want a role with great benefits and the opportunity to significantly boost your earnings with guaranteed overtime?

On offer is the opportunity to join a company who has built a strong reputation over the last 50 years. They manufacture/design bespoke industrial products for multiple industries including nuclear and aerospace.

As a Welder/Fabricator, you will play a key role in manufacturing high-quality products, including sheet metal components, utilizing your expertise to ensure precision and durability. Working primarily with stainless steel, nickel alloys and mild steel materials. You will use MIG, TIG and spot-welding techniques to join and shape metal components to precise specifications. Your responsibilities will include reading technical drawings, cutting, bending, and assembling metal structures.

This role is suited to a Welder/Fabricator with a background in MIG, TIG and spot-welding looking for a position that offers flexibility and overtime to boost earnings.

The Role:

Sheet metal fabrication and welding
Welding jig operation
MIG, TIG and Spot-Welding
Monday - Friday, 38-hour weekThe Person:

Background in welding and fabrication
Ability to MIG, TIG and Spot-Weld
Commutable to DerbyshireReference:BBBH19412D

Keywords: Welder, Fabrication, Welding JIG, Design, Manufacturing, Bespoke, MIG, TIG, Spot-welding, Sheffield, Manchester

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered remuneration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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