TIG Welder

Burton, Dorset
10 months ago
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TIG Welder Salary: £18-18.40

Please only apply if you have the permanent right to work in the UK

The Company
A well-established aerospace company in Christchurch, Dorset, specialises in the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of aircraft systems. Supporting both commercial and defence aviation sectors, the site focuses on ensuring high standards of safety, performance, and reliability across a range of critical components. This facility is recognised for its expertise in delivering quality solutions that keep aircraft operating at their best.

TIG Welder Role & Responsibilities

TIG welding aluminium and stainless steel to a high standard.
Experience with Inconel is an advantage but not essential.
Working confidently with thin-gauge materials and components of varying sizes.
Reading and working from detailed engineering drawings.
What We’re Looking For

A strong background in TIG welding.
A keen eye for detail and precision in your work.
The ability to deliver high-quality results under strict specifications. 
Why Apply for the TIG Welder Position?
This is your chance to be part of an industry-leading team where your skills and expertise will directly contribute to the success of vital aerospace operations.

Next Steps
Apply now or for more information on the TIG Welder role, call or message Hayden at Holt Engineering on (phone number removed)

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