Platers / Fabricators

Who we are looking for

We are looking for someone with experience in heavy structural steel plating and fabrication to join an established engineering business producing substantial steel structures and assemblies for a range of industrial sectors. Applications are welcome from experienced Platers and Heavy Steel Fabricators with the relevant practical skills.

Necessary Skills/Experience

• Proven experience in heavy structural steel plating or fabrication.
• Ability to read and work accurately from engineering/fabrication drawings.
• Experience marking out, preparing, fitting and assembling steel plates and structural sections.
• Ability to work accurately and independently on substantial steel assemblies.

Preferable Skills/Experience

• Apprenticeship-trained in plating, fabrication or a related engineering discipline.
• Experience producing structural frames, skids, pump frames or similar heavy fabrications.
• Experience in mining, rail, oil and gas, subsea, energy or construction-related fabrication.
• MIG welding experience would be beneficial.

About the role

Type: Permanent
Location: Bawtry, Doncaster
Hours: Day and night shifts available

Days: *Flexible start time*
06:00/07:30-14:30 Mon-Thurs - 06:00/07:30-13:00 - Fri

Nights:
18:00-04:00 Mon-Weds
16:00-01:00 Thurs

Salary:
Days: £17.50–£18.25 per hour, depending on experience.
Night shift premium: Time & 1 third
Overtime: 1.5×, Sundays at 2×.

Description:
Our client is seeking experienced Platers to work on heavy structural steel fabrications for projects across sectors including mining, rail and transport, oil and gas, subsea, energy and construction. Work includes structural steel assemblies, skids and pump frames.

The role will suit someone comfortable interpreting fabrication drawings, marking out, fitting and assembling substantial steel components to the required dimensions and standards. Both day and night shifts are available

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