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Location: Leicester , LE4
 
Hours: Monday to Friday 08.00 - 16.30
Payrate £12.21 p/h Paye or £16.50 p/h UMB 
 
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Are you a skilled Robot welding operator looking for your next opportunity? We're working with a well-established and growing engineering firm in Leicester who are looking to add to their friendly team.
 
This role offers good rates of pay, steady day shifts, 
 
What You'll Be Doing

Operating a robot welder 
General engineering duties 
Reporting to the Fabrication Manager
Occasionally working independently on varied jobs and materials What We're Looking For

An experienced Robot Welder Operative 
Strong background in engineering 
Confident in working on your own initiative 
Someone who can hit the ground running  Why You'll Love It Here

Hourly rate - up to £12.21 p/h Paye or £16.50 p/h UMB
Day shifts only — no evenings or weekends
Immediate Start 
Great team environment and solid support from day one Interested? Let's talk!
Call Stacey Catterall on (phone number removed) between 8 am - 5 pm to discuss your experience and the next steps. Or click "Apply Now" and we'll be in touch to chat through your CV.
 
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