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Pertemps TM
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£15.84 per hour
Description
Role:- Welder Location :- Wigan (WN4) Contract :- Temp - Permanent Hrs :- Mon - Fri 07:30 - 16:30hrs Pay Rate :- £15.84 p/hr. We are currently recruiting for experienced Welders (MIG/TIG) for our well-established client based in the Wigan area. Working out of their facility, you will be working alongside a friendly team, welding various components, to produce parts, and also be actively involved in the repair/build projects of various construction equipment. As the Welder, your responsibilities will be : Welding of various metal parts/components to repair/build equipment. Produce bespoke parts for customer orders. Contribute to the overall assembly and fitting within the workshop. As the successful Welder you will have the following skills/experience; Must have previous experience with MIG/TIG Welding Experience of fabrication and pipefitting would be advantageous. Excellent team player.
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Wigan
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