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Production Welder

Dunstable
3 weeks ago
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Role Overview

We are seeking a skilled TIG Welder to join our team on the Day Shift at our Dunstable facility. In this role, you will be responsible for manufacturing and welding a variety of assemblies to high-quality Aerospace standards. You will work from engineering drawings and route cards to deliver precision components and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the workshop.

Contract: Permanent - 37 hours per week

Rotation: Monday to Thursday (Day Shift)

Schedule: 6am to 3:45pm or 7am to 4:45pm

Experience: TIG Welder

Core Responsibilities

Production & Quality

Manufacture welded assemblies to engineering drawings and route card requirements

Maintain Operator Verification Approval stamps

Work efficiently to achieve agreed production and quality standards

Continuous Improvement & Housekeeping

Contribute ideas for process improvements and cost reductions

Support the introduction of new techniques and methods of working

Maintain a clean and organised work environment in accordance with company standards

Compliance & Safety

Follow all company procedures and specifications

Be conversant with relevant AWPS and operating procedures

Ensure compliance with Health & Safety and Fire policies and attend required training

Teamwork

Foster a positive and flexible team working attitude

Support colleagues to meet production targets

Role Requirements

Essential Skills & Experience

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings

Ability to read and work to weld data cards and specifications

Strong understanding of quality standards and ability to achieve targets

Proven ability to follow verbal and written instructions

Proven team player with effective communication skills

Experience operating welding chambers (Glove Box)

Experience operating turntables controlled by foot pedals

Competence with precision measuring equipment

Experience welding Titanium, Inconel, and Stainless Steel

Desirable

Previous experience working in the aerospace industry

Operator verification experience

If you are a motivated TIG Welder with high attention to detail and a passion for quality workmanship, we would love to hear from you

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