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Aerospace Welding Engineer DIN 2303 Accredited

Job Title: Welder / Fabricator
Salary: Circa £40,000 (Depending on Experience)
Location: Ely, Cambs (Driving license and own vehicle preferred)

Shifts: Monday to Thursday 0730 to 1700 (4 day working week)

Build. Weld. Perfect.

Are you an experienced TIG welder with a keen eye for detail? Do you enjoy turning raw sheet metal into high-quality assemblies and finished products? If so, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

The Opportunity

My client is seeking a skilled TIG Welder / Finisher to join their busy fabrication factory. You’ll play a key role in producing high-quality stainless steel, mild steel, zintec, and aluminium assemblies to exacting tolerances. This is a hands-on, practical role where attention to detail and precision craftsmanship are essential.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Accurately TIG weld stainless, mild steel, zintec, and aluminium using a foot pedal, typically working with material thickness of 1mm–3mm.

  • Weld box section frames and assemblies to tight tolerances and high standards.

  • Dress and finish your own work using hand tools, electric angle grinders, and pneumatic orbital sanders.

  • Ensure all parts conform to issued drawings and work instructions.

  • Complete tasks within planned hours while maintaining high quality standards.

  • Support the development of new products, fabricating jigs and fixtures where required.

  • Carry out general sheet metal work and finishing to support the fabrication department.

    What You’ll Need

    Must-Haves:

  • Proven TIG welding ability with a strong eye for detail.

  • Experience working with stainless steel, mild steel, aluminium, and zintec.

  • Ability to interpret and follow customer drawings and work instructions.

  • Competence in dressing and finishing welds to a high standard.

  • Experience in a manufacturing or similar environment.

  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

  • Strong communication skills and a professional, team-oriented attitude.

  • Experience completing paperwork to BSI aerospace standard (AS 9100) is desirable.

    Why Join My Client?

    My client values precision, craftsmanship, and teamwork. You will have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects where your welding and finishing skills make a visible difference.

    They Offer:

  • Salary circa £40,000 (depending on experience)

  • 37.5-hour week over 4 days (Monday–Thursday) – enjoy Fridays off!

  • Flexible start and finish times

  • Company pension scheme

  • Attendance bonus

  • Long service awards

  • Supportive team culture and opportunities to develop your skills

    About My Client

    My client is a precision fabrication company producing high-quality metal assemblies for a range of industries. They are committed to quality, safety, and continuous improvement, with a focus on hands-on craftsmanship.

    How to Apply

    Ready to showcase your TIG welding and finishing skills? Apply now and help my client create precision metalwork to the highest standard

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