Coded MMA Welder

Coded MMA 111 Welder

Locations: Walsall, West Midlands
Duration: 4 months
Hours: 60 hours per week – Monday to Saturday
Employment: PAYE
Rates: Monday to Friday - £24.00 per hour inc hol pay – Weekend - £30.00 per hour inc hol pay
Lodge Allowance: £55.00 per day worked
Start: Immediate / ASAP

Integrate Engineering Resources are currently recruiting for experienced Coded MMA 111 Welders for a new-build industrial construction project in Walsall, West Midlands.

The work will predominantly involve MMA/Stick welding on structural steelwork, brackets and platework as part of the installation and construction phases of the projects.

We are looking for experienced coded welders who are comfortable working within a busy industrial construction environment and can consistently produce welds to the required project standards.

• MMA / Stick welding using the 111 welding process

• Welding structural steelwork

• Welding brackets, supports and associated steelwork

• Welding platework and fabricated steel components

• Working from engineering drawings and fabrication details

• Preparation of joints and materials prior to welding

• Ensuring welds are completed to the required quality and specification

• Carrying out visual checks of completed welds

• Working alongside steel erectors, fabricators, supervisors and other trades

• Adhering to site welding procedures and quality requirements

• Maintaining high standards of health and safety throughout the project

• General associated duties as required during the installation programme

• Valid/in-date MMA 111 welding codings

• Proven experience working as a coded MMA welder

• Strong experience welding structural steel, brackets and platework

• Previous industrial construction / heavy engineering experience

• Ability to read and work from engineering drawings

• Valid CSCS or CCNSG Safety Passport

• Good understanding of site health and safety requirements

• Ability to work 60-hour weeks, Monday to Saturday

• Applicants should be able to provide copies of their current weld