Fabricator / Welder required for an Engineering business in Oxford

Your new company 
Your new company is a British technology and engineering services business that specialises in high-performance battery systems, electrification, and lightweight materials, primarily for the automotive, motorsport, and aerospace sectors.

Your new role 
The role involves fabrication and welding of assemblies according to engineering drawings, conducting in-build testing and validation of components, and liaising with the Team Leader to meet schedules. Responsibilities include developing and following assembly and test procedures, assembling production items and sub-assemblies, and maintaining accurate records. Ensuring adherence to quality standards, using computerised systems for data integrity, and complying with Health, Safety, and Environmental regulations are crucial. The role also requires taking ownership of the build area, driving continuous improvement, reporting and resolving issues, maintaining cleanliness and safety. Additionally, the job may involve worldwide travel to support business needs. 

What you'll need to succeed 
You must possess a suitable manufacturing qualification or equivalent experience, with experience in a mechanical or electrical engineering environment being advantageous. 
You should have a good working knowledge of proprietary PC software such as MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Mechanical manufacturing skills along with the ability to weld using TIG and MIG, are required, while laser welding capability would be beneficial. 
The role demands the ability to use initiative and respond quickly to problems, a flexible working approach, and an organised, precise, and pragmatic approach to work.

What you'll get in return 
You will receive a competitive salary.

What you need to do now 
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