Welder Fabricator

Cheshire Specialist Engineering

Heaton Moor, Greater Manchester

10 months ago

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Our Company
CSE is a specialist supplier of precision engineered sheet metal parts, fabricated sheet metal frames and other components to a varied number of sectors which include but are not exclusive to: science, medical, food industry, automotive, electronics, robotics and automation, retail, and rail.

The Role – Skilled Sheet Metal Fabricator/Welder

We are looking for a fully skilled Sheet Metal Fabricator/Welder with MIG and TIG welding experience on mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. The successful candidate will be producing high-quality sheet metal and box section enclosures from 1mm to 3mm material, working to detailed engineering drawings and specifications.

You must be confident working independently and as part of a team, able to interpret both 1st and 3rd angle drawings, and capable of welding and dressing fabricated parts to a high standard.

The Role:

Fabricating and welding mild steel, aluminium, and stainless steel to a high standard
Working with thin sheet metal and box section frames (1mm–3mm)
Reading and interpreting 1st and 3rd angle technical drawings
Welding and dressing components ensuring they remain square, flat, and within tolerance
Working to production deadlines while maintaining quality standards
Following safe working practices and maintaining a clean working environment
Flexible to work overtime and shifts as required

Our Requirements:
Fully skilled Sheet Metal Fabricator/Welder
MIG & TIG welding experience across mild steel, stainless, and aluminium
Proven ability to read and work from technical drawings
Experience in working with thin gauge sheet metal (1–3mm) and box section
Experience with other sheet metal machinery such as presses, guillotines, or lasers is desirable
Qualified to City & Guilds Level 3 or NVQ Level 3 equivalent in Fabrication and Welding – Sheet Metalworking
Strong attention to detail and ability to work unsupervised

The Package:

As a Skilled Sheet Fabricator/Welder you will be working Monday to Thursday, 7:30 am to 4:45 pm, and will benefit from:
Hourly rate will range from £15 – £17 per hour depending on experience
Paid overtime available from time to time
Contributory pension scheme
28 days annual leave inclusive of bank holidays (Pro-rata for 4-day week)

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