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Welder, Luton, Bedfordshire
As a Welder, you will assist production at the Luton plant by welding individual parts and sub-assemblies using various welding techniques in accordance with specifications, engineering drawings, work instructions, and quality standards.
What you will do:
- Carry out welding of components in line with specifications, drawings and procedures
- Set up and prepare weld surfaces and equipment
- Ensure all welding equipment is inspected and calibrated prior to use
- Monitor consumables and support stock control activities
- Maintain rod stores and record temperature/humidity levels in line with procedures
- Log work using ERP systems (e.g. Epicor) to maintain booking compliance
- Meet production routing times and customer requirements
- Maintain high standards of quality, health & safety and housekeeping (5S)
- Adhere to all Health & Safety, Quality and Environmental procedures
- Support continuous improvement and Lean initiatives
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What you will need:
- Time served welding apprenticeship
- Minimum 5 years’ experience as a coded welder in an engineering environment
- Ability to weld to coded standards
- Experience with TIG (GTAW), MMA/SMAW and MAG (GMAW) welding processes
- Ability to work with carbon and stainless steels across a range of thicknesses
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and welding procedures
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
- Previous experience in torch or induction brazing would be desirable


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The role will operate on a double day shift pattern.
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- Mon – Thu 06.00 – 14.15 14.15 – 22.30
- Friday 06.00 – 12.00 12.00 – 18.00
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