WINNER RECRUITMENT (BIRMINGHAM) LTD
Fabricator

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Steel Fabricator – WF9
Salary: £14–£15 per hour
Hours: Full-time, permanent, daytime shifts
Role Overview:
You'll be responsible for producing a range of steel components, ensuring accuracy and a high standard of workmanship throughout each project.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Setting out materials and fabricating steel parts.
- Following engineering drawings to deliver precise, customer-specific work.
- Using workshop equipment such as hydraulic pipe benders, jigsaws, and band saws.
- Travelling to different locations using company transport.
- Conducting site assessments when required.
- Fitting items including ramps, handrails, and similar products on client premises.
- Inspecting finished items to maintain quality standards.
- Assisting with groundwork tasks, such as laying concrete flags.
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What We're Looking For:
- Confident reading and interpreting technical drawings.
- Good physical fitness due to manual aspects of the job.
- A clean, valid UK driving licence (up to 3 points acceptable) and your own vehicle.
- Background in steel fabrication or installation is an advantage.
- Able to work independently and as part of a small team.


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Location: WF9
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