Welder

Description

• Participate in toolbox talks, safety briefings, and ongoing skills development.
• Maintain a clean, tidy, and safe working environment in accordance with factory and welding shop rules.
• Read and interpret fabrication drawings, welding symbols, and WPS (Welding Procedure Specifications).
• Report defects, material shortages, or issues affecting delivery to the Supervisor promptly.
• Perform high-quality MIG/MAG welding to BS EN ISO 9606 standards, under an EXC. 3 welding regime.
• Work safely and collaboratively within a small welding team, ensuring compliance with BS EN 1090 requirements.
• Complete welds to dimensional and quality requirements, using jigs or freehand where applicable.
• Carry out self-inspections and support visual inspection and testing processes (VT, NDT if applicable).
• Fabricate steel structures and components for modular buildings, including base frames, support structures, and connection details.

Requirements

• PPE and tools provided.
• NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Fabrication and Welding (or equivalent).
• Training and requalification support for BS EN ISO 9606 and other welding codes.
• Proven experience welding structural steel components.
• Basic mechanical assembly or fitting skills.
• Valid BS EN ISO 9606-1 qualification for MIG/MAG welding (multi-positional preferred).
• Experience operating overhead cranes or forklifts (training can be provided).
• Experience working to BS EN 1090 standards (preferably EXC. 2 or EXC. 3).
• Understanding of welding QA documentation (WPS, WPQR, weld maps).
• Familiarity with modular/offsite construction methods.

Benefits

• Long-term, secure employment in a growing area of construction manufacturing.
• Access to development programmes and opportunities to work on high-profile infrastructure projects.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance