Plater Welder

Plater Welder


Company
Global Recruitment Group
Location
Glasgow
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Job Description
Plater / Welder Here at Global Recruitment Group Ltd we pride ourselves on providing the very best service to our clients and we seek to recruit experienced professionals to support our client’s business needs. Position: Plater / Welder Location: Coatbridge Duties & Experience: * Plating / Fabrication heavy structures , bridges OR vessels/ships * Full UK licence (Preferred) * Confined space (Preferred) Duration: Temporary & Permanent Positions available (Dayshift OR nightshift) Pay Rate: £22- £28 per hour (+enhanced rates for overtime) Shifts- Monday- Friday (Dayshift) Overtime is available all week Overtime rate paid after 39hrs. Pay Model: CIS/Umbrella - PAYE on offer after 13 weeks About Global: Established in 2001, Global has become a market leader and trusted recruitment partner in its chosen sectors. Delivering a tailored recruitment service to candidates and clients alike, Global works in a diverse range of industry sectors, supplying recruitment services and staffing solutions across Construction, Logistics, Rail, Industrial, and Engineering. If you believe you have the required skills, please apply by submitting your cv

Experience: 3 years required

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