Welder Fabricator Stainless Steel Handrails

Welder Fabricator Stainless Steel Handrails


Company
Morris Fabrications Ltd
Location
Birmingham
Salary
£15–£20 an hour
Posted
26 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
We are looking for an experiened TIG welder for stainless steel handrails.

You will be working in our small team with two other fabricators who focus on steel stairs, balustrades and steelwork. All tools and equipment provided.

Experience of TIG welding stainless steel handrails essential.

Immediate start, rails drawn and ready to be fabricated now.

Pay: £15.00-£20.00 per hour

Benefits:
• Free parking

Work Location: In person

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