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Robotic Welder

Wotton-under-Edge
2 days ago
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Robot Welder

Wickwar

£15.69 – double day shift

Permanent

Working with a well-established engineering company who are now on the lookout for a Robotic Welder to join their ever-growing team based in Wickwar.

Key Responsibilities – Robot Welder

Set, load and operate our ABB Robotic welding cells.
Operate machinery as authorised in accordance with manufacturers operating instructions.
Attend all meetings as required.
Clean workshop areas, empty waste containers, assisting with other duties as required.
Complete all time recording as necessary.
Observe all H&S requirements, such as wearing PPE
Work within our ISO9001:2015 QA system
Qualifications & Experience –Robot Welder

Experience in machines and welding would be an advantage
Be able to work under pressure.
Have good communication skills.
On Offer –Robot Welder

£15.69 per hour
Alternate shift pattern   Week 1- Mon to Thurs 6am-2pm, Fri 6am-1pm/Week 2- Mon to Thurs 2pm-10.30pm, Fri 1pm-6pm
There is overtime available at x1.5
For more information on this role, please contact Harry Waller on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to (url removed)

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