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MIG Welder

Syntech Recruitment Ltd
Abingdon
8 months ago
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MIG Welder  Location: Near Abingdon Salary: £14ph - £15ph to start, rises upon becoming coded Start Date: ASAP Are you a MIG Welder looking for a role with the opportunity to become coded?  We’re working with an established manufacturer looking to expand its welding and fabrication team. This is an exciting opportunity to join a company known for its precision engineering across industries such as medical, nuclear, and cryogenics. Our client is looking to put the successful hire through their MIG coding at no cost to the employee, so please apply today!  Why Apply?Work on large, precision-engineered componentsCompetitive salary and benefitsOpportunity to become coded in MIG weldingChance to work in a forward-thinking and quality-focused environmentMIG Welder Duties Will Include:Carrying out coded MIG welding operationsFabrication, tacking, and plasma cutting of componentsMaintaining high-quality standards with a zero-defect approachAssisting with the manufacture of necessary toolingPerforming routine maintenance and ensuring good housekeeping in the welding departmentReporting equipment faults and suggesting improvementsCollaborating with other sections as requiredWhat You Need:Experience of MIG Welding Ability to read Engineering DrawingsTIG welding experience would be an advantage Application Process: We aim to respond to all applicants within 5 working days. If you don’t hear from us within this time, please consider your application unsuccessful. Privacy and Data Retention: By applying, you confirm your consent to the retention of your personal data for recruitment purposes, stored securely in compliance with our Privacy Policy. Syntech Recruitment Limited: We act as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for temporary placements. For full details, including our T&C’s and Privacy Policy, visit our website

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