TIG Welder

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This role requires the permanent right to work in the UK, applications without this will be automatically rejected, thank you.

The Company
A successful and growing company based in Poole, specialising in high-quality welding, fabrication, and assembly for industries where precision is essential, including aerospace, defence, and marine. Known for their attention to detail, they work to tight tolerances that meet the demands of these critical fields. The team enjoys a clean, spacious, and well-lit facility designed to provide a safe and comfortable working environment. On top of that, they're busy and expanding, which means there’s always exciting, high-stakes work to keep you engaged and challenged.

TIG Welder Role & Responsibilities

A proven background in TIG Welding
Excellent fabrication skills
Experience working with thin gauge material
Comfortable welding stainless steel & aluminium
Mon – Fri on days with an early finish on a Friday
£32-£38k salary (depending on experience)
Full-time, permanent position
How to Apply for the TIG Welder Position
Apply now or call/message Hayden at Holt Engineering on (phone number removed) for more information on the TIG Welder role

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