Welder - Tig

We are an award-winning company and one of Europe's leading designers and manufactures within the engineering sector. We employ over 250 staff and due to continued growth, we now require an additional Welder to join our manufacturing team. The Welder will be responsible to produce the housing cases that go round our filters including developing manufacturing methods and tooling. You will work the hours of Monday to Thursday 7.30am 4pm and finish on Fridays at 1.30pm, with overtime available but not compulsory.

In return you will receive a generous salary depending on experience, 24 days holiday plus bank holidays and an excellent benefit package comprising of:
Profit Share Bonus Scheme paid annually, Enhanced Pension, Free Parking, Tools provided, Uniform Provided, Retail Discounts, Cycle to work, Gym discounts, Car maintenance scheme and more. To be successful for the opportunity, you will need to have had previous welding and fabrication experience within a manufacturing environment. The focus of this role is within the TIG welding arena albeit MIG welding experience is also an advantage.

Reporting to the Fabrication Team Leader and working within a team of 17 Welder, you will cover the key main tasks:
Production of housings and transfer to stage inspection;
Housing quality control and inspection to the agreed quality plan; TIG and MIG welding and fabrication in stainless steel. Continuous improvement of manufacturing methods for standard housing designs;
Developing manufacturing methods for special housings;
Involvement in equipment maintenance Support of related teams in their problem-solving activities;
Ensure that cleanliness & safety standards are always maintained in & around the production area Involvement in continuous improvement projects Completion of mandatory Amazon Learn courses Adherence and compliance to ISO standards Adherence to health and safety requirements Other duties as required by the Line Manager To be successful for the Welder opportunity, the suitable individual will need experience of stainless steel TIG welding and working within an Engineering Workshop with the ability to read Engineering Drawings.

It would also be advantageous if you had experience of sheet metal working (i.e. bending, rolling, forming, etc.), stainless steel MIG welding and cranes and lifting experience, albeit this is not essential. This is a great opportunity to join an organisation that looks after its staff with focus on continuous development for all of their employees.