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TIG Welder

Witney
4 weeks ago
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TIG Welder

£15ph - £17ph + Training + Overtime (1 ½ x) + Days-based

Witney, Oxfordshire (Commutable from: Oxford, Faringdon, Abingdon, Didcot, Swindon, Wantage, Bicester and surrounding areas)

Are you a TIG Welder / Fabricator looking for a stable permanent position within a modern and fully-equipped facility offering plenty of overtime to maximise your earnings?

This is a full time, Monday - Friday days based role with a close knit and friendly working environment.

This company manufacture brand new and future focused systems for the Aerospace and Automotive sectors. Recent investment had meant new machinery and improved facilities.

In this varied role you will be responsible for both Welding and Fabricating on a large range of equipment. This will involve both MIG and TIG welding across Stainless Steel and Alloys.

This role would suit a Welder / Fabricator, looking for a stable Monday - Friday days based role offering overtime and on-the-job training.

The Role:

  • Building bespoke equipment.
  • Fabrication of Steel and Aluminium (varying sizes and thickness).
  • Monday - Friday, days based role.

    The Person:

  • TIG Welder / Fabricator.
  • Working on Stainless Steel / Aluminium.
  • Commutable to Witney

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