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Fabricator/Welder

Carlton, Nottinghamshire
4 days ago
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Fabricator/Welder - Up to £16.50/hr - Nottingham - Long-Term Career Opportunity

We are recruiting for an experienced Fabricator/Welder on behalf of a well-established engineering and manufacturing business based in Nottingham. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company that genuinely values its team, offers competitive pay, and provides a clear route for progression.

If you are a skilled Fabricator/Welder who enjoys working with medium to heavy gauge steel, takes pride in producing quality work, and wants to be part of a supportive, high-performing team, wed like to hear from you.

The Role: Fabricator/Welder

As a Fabricator/Welder, your main duties will include:

Fabricating and welding components using MIG welding techniques
Working with mild and stainless steel, often in medium to heavy gauges
Reading and interpreting detailed engineering drawings
Using a variety of hand and power tools to complete jobs to spec
Manufacturing parts for industries including aerospace, energy, oil and gasThis role is ideal for someone who is used to working from technical drawings and understands the importance of precision and quality in metal fabrication.

About You

To be successful in this Fabricator/Welder role, you will need:

Proven experience in fabrication and welding, particularly MIG welding
Ability to read and work from technical engineering drawings
Experience with medium to heavy gauge steel
Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality
Good awareness of workshop safety practicesYou may have worked under similar job titles such as Welder, MIG Welder, Steel Fabricator, Sheet Metal Worker, or Structural Welder. Whatever your background, if you're confident in your fabrication and welding abilities, we want to hear from you.

What's on Offer

Hourly rate up to £16.50 depending on experience
Day shift working no late nights or rotating shifts
Permanent opportunities available for the right person
Excellent working conditions in a stable and growing business
A clear route to long-term progression and development
Local site in Nottingham avoid long commutes and motorway trafficThis Fabricator/Welder position offers the chance to join a company that combines strong family values with high-quality engineering. Your contribution will be seen, valued, and rewarded.

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