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Ready to Trade Up? Join Cavendish Nuclear as a Pipefitter on Dayshift or Nightshift at Hinkley Point C and access competitive ECSA pay rates, enhanced overtime rates (when available), excellent benefits, and long-term career growth.
Are you an experienced Pipefitter ready for your next adventure? Cavendish Nuclear are seeking experienced Day Shift and Night Shift Pipefitter to join our team on the prestigious Hinkley Point C project. This is your chance to contribute to the construction of the UK's first-ever 3rd generation nuclear power plant, shaping a sustainable future.
Your responsibilities
- Play a pivotal role in building the UK's clean energy future.
- Work within the MEH Alliance, collaborating effectively to deliver complex piping and cabling systems.
- Fabricate and assemble pipes using specialised tools and techniques.
- Install and secure piping systems according to strict specifications.
- Test and inspect piping for functionality and adherence to standards.
- Prepare work areas, ensuring safety protocols are followed.
- To assist the Supervisor to ensure that operational methods are employed to carry out the required works.
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Required skills
You are a great fit if you have proven experience in the following:
- Manufacture of small and large bore pressure pipe work, as well as experience in the installation of pressure pipe work, superheater headers and vessels.
- Working on TARs, outages, projects, or new builds within an engineering construction site environment including experience in one or more of the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Thermal or Nuclear sectors.


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Qualifications
- Must hold a full Level 3 apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Pipefitting, Pipework Fabrication, Pipe Welding or Marine Plumbing.
- Must hold or be eligible to gain a CCNSG Safety Passport
What we offer
- Want the biggest Projects? Want ECSA pay rates? Want job security? Trade up. We are offering a competitive salary in line with ECSA pay rates and an exceptional benefits package that includes a generous holiday allowance, contributory pension scheme, 22,5% nightshift allowance and more.
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