Welder Fabricator

Siamo Group are looking for experiecnced Welder Fabricators for a client of ours in Bardon Hill Colaville  Welder Fabricators   Bardon Hill - Coalville  Working Pattern and pay rate Monday - Friday 0600am - 1415pm - £16.60ph Monday - Thursday 1415pm - 0030am - £18.68ph  Overtime is avaliable on both shifts with great OT pay rates  ROLE / RESPONSIBILITIES The Welder / Fabricator is accountable to the Fabrication Manager to ensure fabrication, welding & associated jobs are completed in line with company time, quality & safety standards. JOB SPECIFICATION DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Production • Perform fabrication and welding processes, as required, within individual skill and knowledge scope. • Work closely with other team members across all processes. • Ensure all appropriate individual paperwork is completed accurately and on time. • Take responsibility to ensure individual production complies with company quality and safety policies. Identify and recommend continuous improvement initiatives. • Display a flexible work ethic in relation to timekeeping and cross functioning. • Confers with supervisor to establish production and quality control standards. • Inspects work in progress and finished products to ensure that production is in line with quality standards as required by supervisor. • Recommends measures to improve production methods, equipment performance and quality of product at regular MRMP meetings or as required. Candidate Requirements • Displays a positive and constructive attitude at all times. • Participates openly and effectively in support of Team objectives • Interprets company policies and procedures to workers and enforces safety regulations. • Supports team-building and continuous improvement principles. • Supports an effective communication system ensuring compliance with all company policies and procedures. FLT / Crane experience would be an advantage but not essential  Fabricate & Welding experience essential  To apply please send you CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed)