Welder Fabricator
Listed on 2026-10-29
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Manufacturing / Production
Welder / MIG/MAG/TIG, Fabrication
OT paid at time-and-a-half (after 39 hours)
Start: ASAP
Our client is expanding due to increased workload and is looking for experienced
Welder Fabricators (MIG/TIG) to support repair and fabrication work across the rail sector. This is a hands‑on role working on a variety of railway components, including
repairing and reworking crashed/damaged train parts
.
You’ll be working in a busy fabrication environment where quality and safety matter. Typical work will include:
- MIG and TIG welding on rail components and assemblies
- Fabricating from scratch from drawings/spec or job requirements
- Working with
- steel and aluminium
- Positional welding (a key requirement - please ensure you’re confident with this)
- Working across a range of material thicknesses, typically
- 1-12mm
, with occasional work up to - 50mm
- Working away (occasional)
There may be some site work / working away, but it’s not frequent. When travel is required:
- Accommodation ("digs") is paid
- Travel in a company van
- Proven MIG and TIG welding experience
- fabricate from scratch
- Confident with positional welding
- Comfortable working on both steel and aluminium
- Happy to do some site work
- £15 - £16 per hour but with guarenteed overtime every week gives a salary of up to £36k per annum
- Monday to Friday: 07:30-16:30 |42 hours per week
- Overtime paid at
- time-and-a-half after 39 hours
- Annual leave
- Life assurance / medical insurance (where applicable)
- Training, progression and qualification opportunities
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