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Robot Welder

Glen Parva
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Job Role: Robot Welder
Location: Leicester, LE2
Shift: 7am to 5:15pm Mon to Thu
Pay Rate: £12.21 to £13.50 per hour depending on experience

Benefits: Company pension, death in service, employee discount portal, company events, free parking.

Client Overview

Family owned business founded in 1955, our client offers high quality machined and fabricated products, delivered to their customers specifications. At the forefront of engineering excellence their customers include major yellow goods and power generation/heat exchanger names.

The Role

Loading of various components into robot jigs and fixtures.

Operating robot in accordance with company procedures, to meet customer requirements.

Able to visually inspect parts.

Free hand Welding experience required.

The Candidate

Ability to read and understand engineering drawings.

Experience in using Fanuc robot welders or similar.

The skill to identify issues with the robots and rectify where required.

Able to work under pressure.

Robot programming experience highly desirable.

Have a positive attitude and willingness to embrace change.

Welding experience advantageous.

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