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Howden Turbo UK, part of Chart Industries, seeks an experienced Fabricator/Welder to join our Peterborough team. You will read engineering drawings and fabricate, assemble and weld steel and stainless components to tight tolerances, following safety procedures.
Working from defined specs, you'll use MIG/MAG, TIG or MMA welding as required and contribute to high‑quality rotating equipment solutions for power, defence and industrial markets.
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Location: Peterborough , England, United Kingdom, PE4 5HG
We are looking for an experienced and reliable Fabricator / Welder to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for the fabrication, assembly, and welding of metal components and structures to a high standard, working from engineering drawings, specifications, and measurements.You will need to demonstrate good attention to detail, a strong understanding of fabrication and welding processes, and the ability to work safely and efficiently both independently and as part of a team.
Howden Turbo UK, formerly Peter Brotherhood, is a long-established engineering business with more than 150 years of heritage in the design, manufacture and servicing of steam turbines and high-integrity rotating equipment. From our Peterborough site, we support customers across power generation, defence, marine and industrial markets, delivering engineered solutions where reliability and performance are critical.
Today, as part of Howden, Chart Industries and the wider Baker Hughes organisation, we combine deep local expertise with the scale, investment and innovation of one of the world's leading industrial technology and energy businesses. This brings exciting opportunities for our employees to work on complex, high-value projects that support critical infrastructure and energy systems around the globe.
Joining our Peterborough operation means becoming part of a skilled and collaborative team where engineering heritage meets innovation. You'll have the opportunity to contribute to advanced rotating equipment solutions while helping shape the future of sustainable industrial technology.
Working hours are 07:30-16:00 Mon - Thur, 07:30 - 12:30 Friday on a 37 hour week. Once fully trained up, shift work will be offered with a premium paid at x 1.26, Night Shift at x1.34, Overtime rate paid at x 1.5 Monday to Saturday and x2.0 on Sundays.