Want to weld something with a bit more purpose than railings and brackets?
This is hands-on fabrication for engineers who enjoy building proper kit from scratch – not production line monotony. If you can MIG and TIG to a decent standard and want a long-term role where your work actually matters, this could be worth a look.
Here’s what you’ll be doing:
* MIG and TIG welding of stainless and aluminium components
* Working from engineering drawings to fabricate assemblies
* Using hand tools and machinery to cut, shape and prep
* Final assembly and inspection before shipment
* Working with the team to get projects out the door safely and on time
What’s in it for you:
* £18.16 per hour (£36,800 is the rough salary equivalent)
* 39 hours/week with overtime available
* Tools and PPE provided, along with proper training if you want to upskill
* Clean workshop, varied projects, and solid team environment
You’ll need:
* MIG and TIG welding experience (ideally on stainless and aluminium)
* The ability to read and work from engineering drawings
* A relevant welding qualification (NVQ, City & Guilds, apprenticeship, etc.)
* A full UK driving licence
Experience with CNC equipment, food-grade fabrication or site work is a plus, but not essential.
About the Company:
Sugden Ltd is a specialist manufacturer based in Nelson, Lancashire. Their equipment is used in food production sites around the world and is built in-house by a skilled team of engineers and fabricators. They’re growing steadily, and looking for people who take pride in doing things right.
Interested?
No need for a glossy four-page CV. Just a short overview of your qualifications, work history and a few key achievements will do the trick.
So you're aware, your application will be reviewed directly by the hiring manager
Salary description
£18.16 - £18.16 per hour