Robot Weld Programmer

Blackwater
8 months ago
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Salary: £15.07 – £17.00 per hour (dependent on experience)
Hours: 38.75 hours per week
Shift Pattern: Four days on site – 06:30 to 16:45
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Location: Blackwater, Cornwall

About the Role

As a result of continued business growth and an expanding product portfolio, we are looking to strengthen our welding team across all levels. This is an exciting opportunity to join an award-winning, well-established, and family-run British manufacturer at a time of investment and innovation.

Job Overview

We are seeking a skilled Robot Weld Programmer/Operator to join our team. As a Robot Weld Programmer, you will be responsible for setting up and operating robotic welding machines to produce a variety of fabricated components.

Key Responsibilities

  • Programme, operate, and maintain robotic welding machines
  • Inspect and ensure weld quality
  • Perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot equipment and processes
  • Train and assist other operators in robotic welding
  • Test and validate robot programmes to ensure proper functionality and performance
  • Identify and resolve programming issues

    Requirements

  • Previous experience in robotic welding or a related field
  • 2+ years' MIG experience (a weld test will be carried out at interview)
  • Experience working with various thickness materials
  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
  • The ability to hit deadlines and achieve daily production schedules
  • Must be able to work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to keep a safe and clean working environment
  • Willingness to assist with other duties as and when required

    Please note, this role will include manual handling.

    What We Offer

    We believe in looking after our people and creating a rewarding place to work. Our benefits package includes:

  • Four-day working week – in the main Production areas
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Paid time off to attend medical appointments
  • Company Sick Pay linked to length of service – up to 26 weeks
  • Employee Assistance Programme – available 24/7, 365 days a year
  • Employee Forum – have your say and contribute to positive change
  • Length of Service awards
  • Pension Scheme
  • Free on-site parking
  • Free branded workwear and PPE
  • Regular site incentives – including Pasty Days, Christmas gifts & Bonus

    Other organisations may call this role: Robotic Welding Technician, Welding Automation Programmer, Robotic Welder, Welding Machine Operator, Welding Engineer, Robot Operator, Robotic Systems Technician, Automated Welding Operator, Welding Programmer, Manufacturing Robotics Specialist.

    Applications

    To apply, please click the Apply button. You’ll be redirected to our website, where you can submit your CV and a covering letter outlining your suitability for the role

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