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Machinist/General Operative

Ilkeston
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Orbital Recruitment are currently looking for General Operatives for our client based in Ilkeston.
IMMEDIATE INTERVIEW AND STARTS
Must have own transport and be flexible with Morning and Afternoon shifts.
MUST have experience with machining OR welding OR mech assembly to be considered for this role.
Duties: (will be trained on different stages one by one)

  • Working on machines to cut and manipulate piping and flanges.
  • Using Automatic welding machines to weld flanges on
  • Possibly some paint work also
  • Quality control
    Experience Needed/ About You:
  • Basic experience of machine or welding work ideally
  • Ability to learn new skills as requested.
  • Previous use of grinders/sanders
    Pay/ Salary:
  • £13.45 p/h Days
  • £15.38p/h Afternoons
  • Overtime x1.5 weekdays and Sat and x2 Sunday.
    Hours & Contract Type:
  • 7am – 3.30pm Days
  • 3pm - 11pm Afternoons
  • OT always available
  • 12 week temporary to permanent contract
    The Next Step:
  • If you think this would be a great fit for you then APPLY NOW.
  • Alternatively, you can call our consultant, Jon Roome OR Shane Grogan, for more info.
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