365 People
Metal Fabricator

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Job Opportunity: Fabricator/Welder
365 People are recruiting on behalf of our client based in Leicester. We are looking for a skilled Fabricator/Welder to join their Metal Shop team.
Job Description
As a Fabricator, you will play a key role within a close-knit, highly skilled, and fast-paced team, producing a range of fabrications from aluminium, mild steel, and stainless steel. Your responsibilities will predominantly include working from job sheets and drawings to fabricate bespoke metal products to a very high standard.
Key Responsibilities
- Working from job sheets and drawings to produce a range of products and fabrications from aluminium, mild steel, and stainless steel
- Fabrication of bespoke requirements to a very high standard
- Interpreting engineering drawings and job sheets to accurately execute fabrication projects
- Usage of machines such as pillar drills, circular saws, band saws, guillotines, and folders
- Using a range of hand and electrical tools
- Conducting checks on fabricated components to identify and rectify any defects or inconsistencies
- Collaborating with the engineering and production teams to meet project deadlines and quality standards
- Maintaining tools and equipment in good working condition, reporting any issues promptly
- Working to strict health and safety guidelines and procedures
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Requirements
- A good level of experience in fabrication
- Great attention to detail
- Positive, can-do attitude
- Strong and enthusiastic
- Friendly, with a good sense of humour
- Ability to deal with high pressure and demands
- Able to work using own initiative
- Reliable, trustworthy, and honest
- Good problem-solving skills
- Flexibility to work overtime as required


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Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 7am - 3.30pm
Beneficial Skills / Knowledge
- Good knowledge/experience in fabrication of aluminium and mild steel
- Understanding of the BS EN 1090-2 standard for mild steel fabrications
- TIG welding experience
- MIG welding experience with mild steel and aluminium
- Good fettling skills
- Able to read a tape measure in millimetres
- Good mathematical skills
- Experience welding thicknesses ranging from 3mm 25mm
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