Coded MIG Welder
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- England,South East,Buckinghamshire
- full-time
- £36,000 - £50,540 per annum, pro-rata, inc benefits, OTE
Job Description:
Job title: MIG Welder
Job location: Wolverton, Milton Keynes
Basic Salary: £36,000 - £38,000 per year + Shift allowance & overtime
Nights: £47,880 - £50,540
Mornings/Afters: £40,500 - £42,750
Shifts: Perm night or Morning Afternoon rotation
Hours per week: 40 hours a week + Overtime
Start date: ASAP
Duration: Permanent
Position Summary:
Welder Fabricators required for repair and overhaul work an ongoing project within Rail engineering sector. Working with 2mm to 10mm Mild Steel, candidates will be required to weld in various positions including overhead and vertical up.
Predominantly supporting the production and repair of passenger carriages and rolling stock sections, including the replacement of solebars, internal supporting columns and whole floor refurbishments. Candidates will be required to cut, grind and strip out corroded material before refitting and joining new sections using MIG process.
Most welds will be undertaken in position so a good level of experience with MIG welding in the Vertical Up and Overhead position is crucial to be considered for this role.
This role would be ideal for candidates from the Plant/Equipment repair background as well as Fabricator Welders coming from Quarry / heavy machine refurbishment.
Candidates will have:
* Experience of Mild Steel MIG welding including positional work (Vertical Up and Overhead)
* Experience of MIG (Steel)
* Own tools and PPE (Including air fed mask, fireproof overalls and grinder)
* Minimum NVQ 2 Required
Successful candidates will be asked to attend a weld test- where they will be required to complete:
* Fillet Weld in Vertical Up and Overhead positions - ( 2mm and 6mm ) - Solid Wire MIG
Contact Information: Adam Jackson
Email: adam.jackson @shortermgroup.com
Phone:
PLEASE NOTE ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A DRUGS AND ALCOHOL SCREENING BEFORE BEING OFFERED A POSITION.
Job location: Wolverton, Milton Keynes
Basic Salary: £36,000 - £38,000 per year + Shift allowance & overtime
Nights: £47,880 - £50,540
Mornings/Afters: £40,500 - £42,750
Shifts: Perm night or Morning Afternoon rotation
Hours per week: 40 hours a week + Overtime
Start date: ASAP
Duration: Permanent
Position Summary:
Welder Fabricators required for repair and overhaul work an ongoing project within Rail engineering sector. Working with 2mm to 10mm Mild Steel, candidates will be required to weld in various positions including overhead and vertical up.
Predominantly supporting the production and repair of passenger carriages and rolling stock sections, including the replacement of solebars, internal supporting columns and whole floor refurbishments. Candidates will be required to cut, grind and strip out corroded material before refitting and joining new sections using MIG process.
Most welds will be undertaken in position so a good level of experience with MIG welding in the Vertical Up and Overhead position is crucial to be considered for this role.
This role would be ideal for candidates from the Plant/Equipment repair background as well as Fabricator Welders coming from Quarry / heavy machine refurbishment.
Candidates will have:
* Experience of Mild Steel MIG welding including positional work (Vertical Up and Overhead)
* Experience of MIG (Steel)
* Own tools and PPE (Including air fed mask, fireproof overalls and grinder)
* Minimum NVQ 2 Required
Successful candidates will be asked to attend a weld test- where they will be required to complete:
* Fillet Weld in Vertical Up and Overhead positions - ( 2mm and 6mm ) - Solid Wire MIG
Contact Information: Adam Jackson
Email: adam.jackson @shortermgroup.com
Phone:
PLEASE NOTE ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A DRUGS AND ALCOHOL SCREENING BEFORE BEING OFFERED A POSITION.
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