MIG Welder & Robot Welder

Coventry

3 months ago

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Location: Daventry
Salary: Up to £33,628.70 per annum
Type: Permanent – Right to Work in the UK Required

Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:00am – 5:00pm

Looking for a new start and willing to relocate?
Join a growing and well-established manufacturing business in Daventry!

What We’re Looking For:

Experience in manufacturing, production, or warehouse environments
Ability to work in a physical role
Basic to communicative English level
Willingness to relocate to Daventry (support available!)
Strong work ethic and a great attitude

Roles Available:

MIG Welder

Perform MIG welding on steel and aluminum components used in trailer frames, bodies, and accessories.
Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and welding symbols to ensure accurate fabrication.
Perform visual and dimensional checks on completed welds and assemblies.
Assemble trailer parts using jigs and fixtures to maintain consistency and precision.

Robot Welder

Set up and operate robotic welding machines according to job specifications and production schedules.
Load and unload parts into welding fixtures and ensure proper alignment.
Monitor welding operations to ensure quality and consistency.

What’s in It for You:
Salary: up to £33,628.70/year
Overtime regularly available
Quarterly pay and performance reviews
Attendance & overtime bonus
Holiday loyalty scheme
Employee Benefits Program (local discounts & perks)
Full training provided
Career development and internal progression
Recruit & Relocate support – we help you move to Daventry!

This job is based the Daventry. However, using our bespoke “Recruit and Relocate” solution, Workforce we can support those willing to relocate to the area to source accommodation near the site.

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