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Company Description
Ajax Equipment is a specialist designer and manufacturer of solids handling and processing equipment with over 55 years of experience. The company supports a wide range of industries by providing reliable solutions for storage, feeding, conveying, mixing, and lump breaking. Ajax’s engineering team collaborates closely with customers to develop durable, tailored systems that meet specific material and process requirements, earning the trust of thousands of companies in the UK and worldwide. Its equipment is used across sectors such as food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, plastics, and waste-to-energy, and is manufactured under an ISO 9001 certified management system in line with relevant machinery directives. Ajax also operates in-house material testing facilities to ensure equipment is precisely matched to the bulk solids being handled.
Role Description
The Skilled Welder role at Ajax Equipment is a full-time, on-site position based in Bolton. The Skilled Welder will fabricate and assemble components for solids handling and processing equipment using appropriate welding processes, following engineering drawings, specifications, and quality standards. Daily tasks include:
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- Preparing materials
- Setting up welding equipment
- Performing MIG/TIG and other welding techniques as required
- Completing structural and pipe welds on carbon and stainless steels
- Inspecting welds
- Performing basic repairs and rework
- Collaborating with engineers and other workshop team members
- Maintaining a safe, organized workspace


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The role involves supporting continuous improvement in manufacturing processes and contributing to meeting production deadlines while upholding Ajax’s high quality and safety standards.
Qualifications
- Strong welding skills, including experience with common industrial processes (e.g., MIG, TIG, stick) and working with carbon and stainless steel.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, fabrication sketches, and welding symbols to produce accurate components.
- Experience with fabrication and assembly, including cutting, grinding, measuring, and using hand and power tools safely.
- Knowledge of workshop safety practices, PPE use, and adherence to relevant machinery and equipment standards.
- Attention to detail in inspection of weld quality, dimensional accuracy, and completion of rework where needed.
- Effective communication and teamwork skills for collaborating with engineers, supervisors, and colleagues in a manufacturing environment.
- Relevant vocational training or apprenticeship in welding or fabrication; recognized welding certifications are an advantage.
- Previous experience in industrial or equipment manufacturing settings, ideally within mechanical or process engineering sectors.
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