Welder/Fabricator

Hunters 4 Staff Ltd
Burton upon Trent
8 months ago
Applications closed

Job Title: Welder/FabricatorLocation: UttoxeterContract Type: Temp to PermPay Rate: £14 per hourHours: DaysCompany Overview:Our client has been supplying and erecting steel-framed buildings across the agriculture and industrial sectors for over 45 years. With a strong reputation for quality, workmanship, and customer care, the company proudly holds CE status, reflecting its commitment to high standards and value for money. Projects are completed nationwide.Key Responsibilities:Welding components, primarily using MIG techniquesTIG welding experience is beneficial but not essentialReading and working from basic engineering drawingsAssisting with fabrication duties as neededRequirements:Previous MIG welding experienceAbility to interpret basic engineering drawingsStrong work ethic and commitment to qualityThis is a great opportunity to join a long-standing and reputable business with the potential for a permanent role.This may be suitable for candidates from Uttoxeter, Burton, Stafford, Derby, or surrounding areas, or for those considering roles such as Fabricator, MIG Welder, or Structural Welder.INDTEMPTPBN1_UKTJ

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