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Welder & ADHOC Yard Worker | Reading | Full Time | Monday – Friday, either 6:00 am – 4:00 pm or 7:00 am – 5:00 pm | £13.00 – £13.21 per hour
Our client has an extensive network of over 40 offices and depots across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe, standing as a forefront market leader in the manufacturing, supply, and installation of various temporary solutions such as fencing, hoarding, barriers, traffic management, ground protection, and builders' plant.
The Role
We are seeking a skilled Welder & ADHOC Yard Worker to join the manufacturing team. The successful candidate will be responsible for high-quality welding, fabrication support, and general yard duties, ensuring all work meets strict safety and quality standards.
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Key responsibilities:
- Execute TIG welding and other welding techniques on various materials, including sheet metal and structural components
- Utilise hand tools, power tools, shape, and assemble metal parts
- Interpret technical drawings and specifications to accurately complete welding tasks
- Assist with the assembly of metal structures and components, ensuring proper fit and finish
- Conduct inspections of welds for quality assurance, adhering to safety regulations and standards
- Maintain a clean and organised work environment, following health and safety protocols at all times


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Requirements
Essential
- Proven experience in TIG welding
- Ability to demonstrate excellent attention to detail, precision in welding tasks, and adherence to safety procedures
Desirable
- Previous experience in assembly work involving metal components
What's In It For You
- 28 days annual leave per annum including all statutory Bank Holidays
- Free parking
- On-site parking
- Company pension scheme
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