Stainless Steel Welder
Job Summary
Salary
44000 - 48000 p/a (DOE)
Job Type
Full-time Permanent
Location
Co. Westmeath (Mullingar area) Ireland
Essential Requirements
- Right to work in Ireland
- Proven experience in a fabrication workshop environment
- Strong experience in TIG welding stainless steel
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
- Experience using fabrication machinery (press brake guillotine saws notching machinery)
About the Company
Our client is a well-established and growing fabrication business based in Co. Westmeath. The company specialises in high-quality stainless steel fabrication delivering precision-engineered components to a diverse range of industries.
Job Overview
The Stainless Steel TIG Welder / Fabricator will be responsible for the fabrication welding and finishing of stainless steel components within a busy workshop environment. Working from technical drawings the successful candidate will ensure all products are completed to a high standard meeting quality and safety requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform TIG welding on stainless steel sheet metal and box sections
- Fabricate and assemble components in line with engineering drawings
- Operate workshop machinery including press brake guillotine saws and notching machinery
- Carry out polishing and finishing of stainless steel products to a high standard
- Ensure all work meets required quality and safety standards
- Maintain a clean organised and safe working environment
- Work independently and as part of a team to meet production deadlines
Qualifications
- Relevant experience in stainless steel fabrication and TIG welding
- Welding certification (e.g. TIG / ISO standards) is advantageous
Key Skills
- High attention to detail particularly in finishing and polishing
- Strong organisational skills
- Ability to work efficiently in a production environment
- Reliable and proactive approach to work
To Apply:Email your CV with the subject line Stainless Steel TIG Welder / Fabricator to
Note:Recruitment is focused on EU-based candidates who already have the right to work in Ireland. If you do not hear back within 2 weeks of your application please consider your application unsuccessful.