Welder

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As a Welder you will deliver high-quality welds following MRP schedules and company standards. We require strong observational skills and a commitment to maintaining safety and quality procedures.

You will report to the Line Manager and be located at Westinghouse Precision Fabrications, Castle Donington, Derby. Shift – Days 39hrs (Monday – Thursday 7/8am – 4/5pm & Friday 7/8am – 12/1pm)

Key Responsibilities:

Be able to perform any general duties or tasks required by Management

Ensure a safe working environment is maintained at all times (H & S)

Ensure productivity is maintained to the required standard

Maintain discipline within your area

Control your Time Management to ensure delivery of the products are met

Promote good team morale in your area

Implementation of policies, procedures and working documents

Assist in training of employees

Support the Management Team

Update daily tick lists and charts within the required time limit

Assist other employees with quality situations as and

Highlight Quality problems to the Line Manager and/or Production Controller

Able to perform production work with reference to the Skill Matrix

Continuous improvements relating to this position and assisting the business to identify opportunities for improvement.

Welding Responsibilities:

Accurately log work hours and production data in the system

Follow MRP schedules and table layouts to meet production deadlines

Use micrometers, verniers, and digital measuring tools with confidence

Operate all relevant inspection gauges and welding fixtures

Apply Data Cards and SOPs consistently within the welding area

Perform visual weld inspections and follow quality and welding procedures

Read and interpret technical drawings to ISO and BS standards

Draft and review welding-related SOPs

Manage welding consumables and ensure availability

Participate in quality meetings and support issue resolution

Qualifications:

Competent in the visual inspection methods

Able to refer to Quality Procedures and SOP's

TIG qualified or competently trained approved welder

Able to perform quality and consistent welds

Experience in welding small gauge material

Confident in working to process instructions

Familiar with Data card requirements

Able to read drawings and refer to work instruction

Understanding of NCR processes

Work to MRP requirements

Familiar with tooling, jigs and acceptance fixtures

Confident to use Micrometres, Verniers and digital equipment

Competent in using equipment in your working area

Familiar with performing weld tests for approval to weld product

Why Westinghouse?

We know that to put forth your best effort, you need to be challenged and enjoy what you do in a supportive and respectful environment. We aim to maintain this balance by offering our employees the amenities, benefits and training they need to reach personal and professional goals.

Below is an example of what employees in the UK can expect:

Attractive remuneration Great benefits for your convenience and safety: Peer-to-peer recognition program. DC Pension plan Learning and development opportunities. We encourage our employees to participate in community service events and other team-building activities to strengthen their bonds and inspire each other.

You can learn more about Westinghouse by visiting Westinghouse UK Nuclear | Westinghouse.

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