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My client a market leader in their field have an urgent opening for coded TIG welders to join their team on a long term contract basis.

Requirements:

You will be a time served Welder.
You will have your own stamped codings.
You will be proficient in pipe welding.
AMI Orbital welding experience would be advantageous.
Experience of welding exotic metals is desirable, Super Duplex, Duplex, Inconel & Stainless.
Be happy to prep your own welds, weld stations.
You will be health and safety conscious.
PLEASE NOT YOU BE REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE AND PASS A MEDICAL AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL TEST BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CONTRACT.

Start Date: Immediate

Shit Pattern: 4 days on 4 days off - 12 hours - rotational day and nights.

Call Alanna on: (phone number removed) or apply with your most recent CV.

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