My client are looking for time served Welder / Fitter in the Knottingley area.
Overview
The main purpose of the role is to efficiently conduct plating / Mig Welding to draughtsman drawings, maintaining a safety and quality 1st approach including fabrication of structural steel and plate work
Duties of the Role:
Work Safely and provide work that meets our Quality standards (in line with ISO-9001).
Use of MIG welding plant to produce fillet, and butt welds.
Maintain condition of tools and equipment.
Report damage or malfunction of equipment promptly.
Experience in using air-arc to gouge / prepare weld areas.
Visually inspect work
Maintain a tidy workplace in line with company 5S procedures.
Flexible enough to work additional hours, dictated by business workload as we endeavour to meet customer demand.
Motivated to develop self in other critical process.
Read from draughtsman drawings in 1st and 3rd angle projection
Mark out / prepare plates and sections for manufacture
Measure, and cut beams to size using oxy-propane torch, to meet drawing specification
Construct final assembly to critical dimensions and tolerances
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Jark PLC
Posted 2 days ago, valid for 22 days
Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 2EB, England
£15 - £16 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- My client is seeking a time-served Welder/Fitter in the Knottingley area with a focus on MIG welding and fabrication of structural steel and plate work.
- The role requires adherence to safety and quality standards in line with ISO-9001, along with the ability to read draughtsman drawings.
- Candidates should have experience in using air-arc for gouging and preparing weld areas, and must maintain tools and equipment responsibly.
- The position offers a salary of £XX,XXX, and requires a minimum of X years of relevant experience.
- Flexibility to work additional hours is necessary to meet customer demands, and candidates should be motivated to develop their skills further.
