Fabricator Welder

Sheffield
3 weeks ago
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NDT Personnel is excited to be recruiting on behalf of an established NDT capital equipment manufacturer located in South Yorkshire. Our client is a renowned name within its sector, specialising in the manufacture of equipment associated with magnetic particle and dye penetrant inspections, with diverse market presence in many sectors, including aerospace, rail and oil & gas.

The role:

The role is for an experienced sheet metal fabricator to work in a busy fabrication shop to produce both standard and bespoke equipment used in the NDT sector. This will encompass all aspects of fabrication, including: TIG welding (typically 1.5 to 10mm thick material), marking out, drilling and tapping to close tolerances, and operating associated fabrication equipment.

Experience required (essential):

  • TIG welding of stainless steel and mild steel

  • Work with stainless steel to a high-quality finish

  • Ability to read engineering drawings

  • Experience of operating guillotines and bending machines

  • Marking out, drilling and tapping to close tolerances

  • MIG welding experience desirable

    The person:

  • Effective communication and organisational skills

  • A team player with the ability to work independently and able to work to tight deadlines under pressure, whilst maintaining accuracy and attention to detail

    The role pays between £14.40-£16p/hour depending on experience and attracts a discretionary bonus, too, with the added bonus of a Friday finish at 12:30. We're proud to say that we have supported our client’s recruitment endeavours for many years, and they are a company that we have come to know and understand very well. They are a family-owned, personable business and one that genuinely value its team and prides itself on looking after its staff and prioritising personal growth.

    If you’re interested in working for a leading business in its field and possess the technical abilities required, please send your CV to Leanne Evans, NDT Recruitment Manager

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