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.

• Monday to Thursday: 7:30 am - 4:15 pm
• Friday: 7:30 am - 11:30 am

• 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)

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.

• 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

• 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.