Class 1 Welder

Class 1 Welder


Company
Atlas Recruitment Group Ltd
Location
Manchester
Via
via Talents By StudySmarter

Job Description
🚨 Now Available: Class 1 Coded Welders – Plymouth 🚨

Location: Plymouth

Rate: £35 per hour

We are seeking skilled Class 1 Coded Welders to join a dynamic team in Plymouth. If you have experience in structural, marine, and heavy industry, this is an excellent opportunity to apply your expertise and work on exciting projects in the new year.

Key Requirements:
• Class 1 Welding Certification (mandatory)
• Proven experience in structural, marine, and heavy industry welding
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications
• Strong focus on quality, safety, and precision
• Excellent teamwork and communication skills

What We Offer:
• Competitive pay at £35 per hour
• Opportunities to work on varied and challenging projects
• Friendly, professional working environment
• Immediate start for the right candidates

If you are a Class 1 Coded Welder looking for your next challenge in Plymouth, we want to hear from you!

Apply today and kick off the new year with an exciting new role!

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