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TIG Welder

Northampton
3 weeks ago
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TIG Welders Wanted! - Northamptonshire (NN5)

BE Recruitment are working with a manufacturer in the NN5 area of Northampton, currently looking for an experienced TIG Welder to join their growing team.

Working Hours & Pay:

Monday to Thursday: 19:30 - 06:30

Pay: £17 - £18 per hour

Key Responsibilities & Skills:

TIG welding with focus on 90% stainless steel and 10% ferrous materials, working with thicknesses ranging from 1.2mm - 3.0mm, with particular emphasis on 1.2mm - 1.5mm.

Skilled in reading and interpreting engineering drawings.

Experienced in light gauge TIG welding, including back purging techniques.

Capable of heavy gauge fabrication and completing projects from start to finish.

Proficient in using tools such as grinders, orbital sanders, and saws.

Knowledgeable in rolling and forming techniques.

Accurate measuring with vernier calipers and tape measures to tight tolerances.

Strong ability to inspect and check own work to ensure quality standards are met.

Requirements:

Previous TIG welding and manufacturing experience essential

Ability to work to targeted production times

Strong understanding of engineering drawings

Adhere to company policies and safety procedures

Experience in MIG welding and sheet metal processes is a plus

Desirable Skills:

Experience in TIG welding departments

Knowledge of sheet metal/machining processes

What's in it for you?

Full training provided

Opportunities for career advancement

Company pension

Free onsite parking

20 days holiday + bank holidays

Staff uniform

Canteen facilities

Staff events and team culture

Convenient Northampton location with great local amenities

Please call (phone number removed) or apply if interested, and one our team will be in touch!

If you haven't heard back from us within 3 weeks, please assume that unfortunately on this occasion your application has been unsuccessful.

We act as an employment business in relation to this vacancy.

BE Recruitment is an equal opportunity recruiter and therefore we welcome applications from all suitability skilled or qualified individuals, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age.

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