Skilled Aluminium Welders

Skilled Aluminium Welders


Company
InsideRight
Location
Birmingham
Job Type
Full–time and Internship
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via JobMESH

Job Description
Job Description

A prestigious manufacturing business in the West Midlands is looking for Skilled TIG Aluminium Welders who are flexible to work rotating shifts.
Check below to see if you have what is needed for this opportunity, and if so, make an application asap.
Please do not apply unless you're an Aerospace TIG welder. Aerospace TIG welders are the only candidates who will be considered based on the client's requirements.
The role involves thin wall welding of stainless steel, Inconel and aluminium, so, you must have experience working with these materials. Experience in welding thin gauge material is essential.
Job Description:
Read and understand engineering drawings
Adhere to technical specifications
Self-inspection of welds following initial training
Requirements:
The ideal candidate will be apprentice trained; time served with City & Guilds or equivalent qualification in welding.
Previous welding experience in thin gauge Aluminium, Inconel or Stainless Steel
Good team member
Ability to communicate with colleagues
Willingness to be flexible and adaptable
Must have worked within the aerospace sector
37 hours standard hours, with regular overtime available once test pieces have been assessed and passed. Overtime is paid at enhanced weekday and weekend rates.
The roles can last up to for multiple years, with the opportunity to convert onto a permanent contract possible at certain junctures.
If this sounds like you, and you have aerospace experience please reply to this advert with an updated copy of your CV or call for more details.
Inside Right Ltd is acting as a recruitment business on behalf of a client.
Whilst we attempt to offer feedback to all applicants, sometimes, due to the sheer volume of applications we receive, this is impossible to do. Therefore, if you haven't heard back from us within two weeks of applying, on this occasion, you may have been unsuccessful.
This position may involve access to export controlled information and hardware where an export license would be required for compliance with applicable laws and regulations. xgikmsk Employment will be subject to satisfactory security checks, export license approval, and, if required completion of a non-disclosure agreement.
Skills Required
Aerospace
team player
skilled welder
experience of welding thin gauge material
welding
Qualifications Required
City & Guilds qualification or equivalent
Keywords
Aerospace
Skilled Welder
Aluminium
Stainless
city & guilds
team player
Weld
TIG
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