Company
Pertemps TM
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£13.30 - £13.34 per hour
Description
MIG Welder Redditch £13.30 per hour 07:30 - 16:30 (12:30 finish Friday) A leading, Redditch based manufacturing company require a skilled MIG Welder/Fabricator to join their growing production team. The role: The role will involve the MIG welding of various components, without the use of jigs, so candidates should be confident of their ability to construct components / assemblies to drawings or instructions. Experience required: Strong MIG welding ability The ability to fabricate as required, constructing parts to drawings or instructions Ability to priorities and manage own workload Deburring skills to include linishing, skurfing and proficient use of air and hand tools To be considered for this role, please click 'APPLY' and follow the instructions.
Location
Redditch
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