Apprentice Welder

Dunstable
3 weeks ago
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MANE are currently recruiting for an Apprentice Welder for our Aerospace client based in Bedfordshire. (Permanent).

Apprentice Welder Position

Role Overview:

This apprenticeship provides hands-on experience in manufacturing and welding various assemblies under the guidance of experienced welders and a Team Leader. The goal is to develop welding skills while producing high-quality components that meet Aerospace standards, following technical drawings and specifications.

Core Responsibilities:

Assist in assembling and welding components using resistance/seam welding machines under supervision.
Learn to operate automated TIG welding machines with materials such as stainless steel, titanium, and Inconel.
Support in forming and trimming bellows on automated and manual forming machines.
Work closely with the laboratory team to ensure proper weld testing.
Follow technical drawings and route card instructions accurately.
Gain knowledge of Operator Verification processes and work towards approval stamps.
Maintain efficiency while meeting quality and production standards.
Assist in learning and implementing new welding techniques and process improvements.
Ensure a clean and safe working environment, following health and safety guidelines.
Develop an understanding of cost reduction and efficiency improvements in production.
Stay updated on company policies, safety regulations, and training requirements.
Demonstrate a flexible and proactive approach to teamwork and learning.

Role Requirements:

Required:

Willingness to learn welding techniques and develop trade skills.
Ability to follow instructions (both verbal and written).
Strong teamwork and communication skills.
Commitment to meeting training and development goals.Desirable:

Basic understanding of engineering drawings.
Interest in welding specifications and procedures.
Familiarity with measuring equipment.
Interest in aerospace manufacturing and welding processes.
Day Shift: Monday to Thursday, 6:00am to 3:45pm, or 7:00am to 4:45pm
Potential for inclusion in a Late Shift rotation, Monday to Thursday.If you are interested in this role, please email your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed) and speak to Team Aero

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