Coded Welder

Connect Appointments; Kirkcaldy; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A manufacturing firm in Kirkcaldy seeks an experienced Coded Welder proficient in TIG and/or STICK welding. The role involves reading schematics, welding, and ensuring component functionality. Ideal candidates will be detail-oriented, have previous welding experience, and possess good technical skills. This position offers a competitive rate of £21 per hour with potential overtime, and applicants must be able to provide a UTR number. Immediate starts available.

Benefits

Weekly pay

Overtime available

Early Friday finish

Qualifications

• Be detail-oriented with a methodical approach to working.
• Previous experience with welding equipment is required.
• Must be able to understand technical documents and drawings.

Responsibilities

• Read detailed schematics for complex machines.
• Use hand tools and power tools to fit components into products.
• Weld and solder metal pieces together.
• Maintain welding plant functionality.
• Align components and connect them with bolts and screws.
• Work collaboratively with robots to produce and assemble components.
• Identify and fix faulty components in defective products.
• Continuously improve processes when required.

Skills

Detail-oriented

Experience with various welding equipment

Ability to use electrical or manual tools

Understanding of technical documents and drawings

Manual skills and a steady hand

Good level of fitness and resilience

Knowledge of basic safety standards

Tools

TIG welding equipment

STICK welding equipment

Hand tools

Power tools

Job description

Connect Appointments have a new opportunity for an experienced Coded Welder with experience in TIG and/or STICK welding, to join and strengthen our Kirkcaldy based manufacturing client.

What's on offer?

• Monday to Friday, 07:30 to 16:00 - with an early Friday finish
• £21 per hour - paid weekly
• Overtime available - paid at £31.50 per hour
• Immediate starts available

Role Responsibilities

• Read detailed schematics for complex machines
• Use hand tools and power tools to trim, cut and fit components into the final product.
• Weld and solder pieces together
• Maintaining welding plant functionality
• Align components and connect them with bolts and screws
• Work with collaborative robots to produce and assemble components
• Find faulty components in defective products to fix them
• Continually improving processes where required

Required Skills & Traits

• Be detail-orientated with a methodical approach to working
• Previous experience with various welding equipment
• Ability to use electrical or manual tools
• Understanding of technical documents and drawings
• Manual skills and a steady hand
• A good level of fitness and resilience
• Knowledge of basic safety standards and willingness to use protective clothing

Please Note - Successful applicants must be able to provide a UTR number.

Interested? Apply now or give us a call on and we'll do the rest.

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