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Dutton Recruitment (Sheffield Engineering) currently recruiting:

We are looking for Fabricator Welders for permanent positions for our client in the Keighley area.

This will be working with a client who specialise in on-site coded welding and installation who are looking to expand.

Rates of pay:

Rate of pay is £15.00 per hour for the first 10 hours Monday to Friday, £22.50 per hour for overtime after 10 hours Monday to Friday and Saturday and £30.00 per hour for Sundays and Bank Holidays.

Accommodation is taken care of by the client (single occupancy rooms) and meal allowance is provided.

Candidates must live within a commutable distance to Keighley.

The position will involve working away on various sites UK wide and an in date CSCS Card (either Gold Card or Skilled Card) is essential as well as a full UK driving licence

Competency in MMA welding process and ability to read from drawings is essential.

In the first instance, send CV's to (url removed) or call (phone number removed) (option 1) for Engineering.

Dutton Recruitment are working as an Employment Business on behalf of our client

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