TIG Welder

TIG Welder

Location:

Titchfield, Hampshire

Contract:

Initially until December 2026

We are currently recruiting one experienced TIG Welder to join our Aerospace client based in Titchfield, Hampshire. This is a long-term contract opportunity running initially until December 2026, working within a high-precision aerospace manufacturing environment.

Working Hours

Monday to Thursday: 7:30 am - 4:15 pm

Friday: 7:30 am - 11:30 am

PAYE Pay Rates

First 12 Weeks

Basic: £18.09/hr (£20.72 inc. holiday)

Overtime: £27.13/hr (£31.07 inc. holiday)

Sundays: £36.17/hr (£41.43 inc. holiday)

After 12 Weeks

Basic: £18.64/hr (£21.35 inc. holiday)

Overtime: £27.95/hr (£32.02 inc. holiday)

Sundays: £37.27/hr (£42.69 inc. holiday)

Role Overview - TIG Welder

As a TIG Welder, you will be part of a skilled production team responsible for manufacturing Aerospace bellows and gimbals from raw material through to final assembly and dispatch to the customer. The role involves high-precision welding and assembly operations to strict aerospace quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

Manufacture bellows and gimbals from raw material to finished aerospace components

Carry out TIG welding on thin-gauge and high-tolerance aerospace parts

Perform seam welding, brazing and aluminium welding where required

Support gimbal and bellows assembly

Use hand tools, lathes and welding equipment as required

Carry out testing, inspection, and support NDT and X-ray processes

Follow SOPs and engineering drawings to ensure full compliance with specifications

Take responsibility for the quality and performance of all products within your approved capability

Participate in 5S, Lean manufacturing, and 8D problem-solving activities

Essential Skills & Experience

Proven TIG welding experience within Aerospace, Motorsport, Nuclear or high-precision manufacturing

Ability to work to very tight tolerances and fine detail

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings

Experience working to SOPs and quality-controlled environments

Willingness to obtain and maintain a "stamp" to sign off completed work

Ability to understand Production Acceptance Test requirements and test set-ups

Strong team player with a proactive approach to problem solving

High attention to detail and a strong quality mindset

Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK freely, adhering to ITAR restrictions