Mabey Hire
Fabricator/Welder

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Fabricator/Welder Location – Garswood Depot
We are a leading temporary works specialist and at the forefront of our industry for over 60 years, with a reputation built on engineering and service excellence. This enables us to deliver the right temporary works solution for our customers, whatever the scale or complexity of the project. Our customers include civil engineering and construction contractors, asset owners, and consulting engineering firms through to small builders.
We are seeking a highly capable fabricator/welder for our workshop to fabricate, weld and assemble metal components to a high quality ensuring products are produced in line with engineering drawings.
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Benefits
- A competitive basic salary
- Company bonus
- Great health and well-being packages
- A great pension scheme
Key Responsibilities
- Interpret and work from technical drawings, schematics, and specifications.
- Fabricate metal components including cutting, drilling, bending, forming, and assembling.
- Perform welding (typically MIG, TIG, and/or MMA depending on company requirements) to required quality standards.
- Carry out positional welding where required (e.g., vertical, overhead).
- Inspect completed welds for structural integrity, accuracy, and conformance.


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What You Need
- Previous experience as a Fabricator Welder in a workshop or engineering environment.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
- Strong fabrication skills including cutting, measuring, forming, and assembling.
- Good understanding of workshop tools and machinery.
- High attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work.
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