Mig Welder

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The MIG Welder will work as part of the production team of Fabrication Technicians, Metal Fabricators and Welders and is integral to overall production operations.

Main duties:

Ensure smooth running of welding works required

MIG welding to ensure precise, seamless joints

Welding to symbol requirements

Complete welding tests as deemed necessary by production management

Ensure work is completed to the high standard required

Work to timelines set by production management

Adhere to all health and safety standards set for the role of Welder

Maintain PPE compliance

Maintain a clean and organised work station

Ongoing quality control checking of own work

Take part in any training required for the fulfilment of the role

Ensure all works are being carried out in line with company and client requirements

Compliance with ISO9001:2015 and EN1090

This list provides a synopsis of duties, and is not exhaustive.

Minimum requirements of the Welder role:

Three years MIG welding work experience

Ability to read and interpret welding symbols

Successful completion of MIG welding tests

Experience in a manufacturing or production environment

Team player

Flexibility to move between projects

Basic IT skills

This role requires a minimum of 39 hours per week, Monday to Friday across two shifts. A reasonable level of overtime may be required at morning, evening or weekend time to ensure the fulfilment of the requirements of this role. The successful candidate will be required to remain available for two-cycle shift work.