Coded Welders

Short term project work, 12 hour nights or 12 hour days PAYE

This is an opportunity to make a significant impact on our fabrication work, part of a project of national significance.

We’re closing off a critical project to both time and quality deadlines that are both challenging and demanding so are looking for Coded Welders ready to use strong craftsmanship and attention to detail to provide vital skill within the team.

This is a critical role as part of our wider team managing this heavily labour intensive project. Are your code certificates in date and are you immediately available?

12 hours per shift of either:

0700 – 1900hrs Dayshift or

1900 – 0700hrs Nightshift

You'll get overtime rates as well as nightshift and weekend premiums.

With the largest fabrication facilities on the East coast of England, we can build units for vessels, and also joining them together.

Within our 24,000 square metre Fabrication Hall, where you will be based, we have a high bay construction hall for our new builds, a panel line, profile cutting and sub-assembly areas.

Using in-house capabilities to maintain tight project control we work closely together with our customers to deliver what they need, as they need it, when they need it.

• Perform high quality welding work on various projects and dress your welds to meet standards
• Perform any weld tests needed and keep up to date with courses to maintain your competency
• Interpret fabrication drawings, weld procedure documentation and weld inspection procedures working closely with inspectors
• Check that the drawing details on the weld procedures and preparations both match and are right for the job
• Check that your welding equipment has a current validation certificate and meets requirements

• Time served through a recognised training programme, such as time served apprenticeship. A passion for meeting and exceeding customer requirements who efficiently with a focus quality while achieving targets
• Qualification standard – BS EN ISO 9606, Material use – Carbon steel, Consumable – FM1 or FM2, Gas – M26
• Coverage required – FCAW (136) – Butt welds vertical and overhead to give full positional coverage. Fillet weld alongside the butt weld in down hand, Single run fillet tested
• Competency in reading and understanding engineering drawings and equipment, someone who continually trains to meet trade requirements