Welding & Fabrication Specialist: TIG & MIG, Overtime

Styne Group

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Hybrid

GBP 23,000 - 25,000

Full time

38 hours ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Company pension

Life insurance

Cycle to work scheme

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Free parking / on-site parking

Performance bonus

Loyalty bonus

Overtime opportunities

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Job summary

Styne Group is seeking a skilled welder/fabricator for a workshop-based role at IP22 1LP. You will perform MIG welding on mild steel and TIG welding on stainless steel, fabricate bespoke engineering solutions, and read engineering drawings and weld symbols to meet tight tolerances.

You will set up, tack, assemble and finish welds, fabricate pipework and general components, and operate workshop machinery safely. A full UK driving licence, CSCS card, and BS EN 1090 compliance are advantageous.

Qualifications

Proven welding & fabrication experience in an engineering workshop.
MIG welding experience required.
TIG welding experience; stainless steel preferred.
Experience working with mild and stainless steel.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and welding symbols.
Competent measuring, marking out, cutting and assembling components.
Strong understanding of fabrication processes, weld prep, fit-up and finishing.
Good attention to detail and pride in workmanship.
Able to work independently from drawings and as part of a team.
Awareness of Health & Safety in engineering workshops.

Responsibilities

Carry out MIG welding on mild steel and TIG welding on stainless steel and other materials.
Fabricate and assemble bespoke engineering solutions including structural steelwork and frames.
Interpret drawings and weld symbols to exact tolerances.
Set up, tack, assemble and finish welds using appropriate processes.
Pipework fabrication and welding, including preparation and alignment.
Measure, mark out, cut, drill, grind and prepare materials for fabrication.
Carry out basic fitting and mechanical assembly where required.
Operate workshop machinery safely (bandsaws, guillotines, drills, presses, grinders).
Inspect own work for quality, identify defects and rectify issues.
Maintain productivity to meet schedules and customer specifications.
Collaborate with supervisors, engineers and project managers to resolve fabrication challenges.