Welder Fabricator

Teversham

12 hours ago

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Interaction Engineering

Cambridge

Job Title: TIG Welder Fabricator

We are currently seeking a highly skilled TIG Welder Fabricator to join a leading manufacturer in the medical device and equipment sector. This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a clean, precision-driven environment, producing components critical to healthcare applications.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform high-quality TIG welding on stainless steel and other non-ferrous metals to tight tolerances

Fabricate small to medium components used in medical devices and assemblies

Work from technical drawings and engineering specifications

Ensure all work meets stringent quality and cleanliness standards required in the medical industry

Inspect finished welds and carry out minor finishing/polishing

Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to improve fabrication processes

Requirements:

Proven experience in TIG welding, ideally within the medical, pharmaceutical, or other precision-based industries

Strong fabrication skills, with the ability to read and interpret technical drawings

High attention to detail and commitment to quality

Experience working with thin-gauge stainless steel and cleanroom standards (preferred)

Ability to work independently or as part of a small team

Understanding of health & safety practices in a regulated environment

What’s on Offer:

Competitive pay and benefits

Stable work within a growing and reputable company

Clean, modern workshop environment

Opportunities for overtime and professional development

This role is ideal for a precision-focused TIG welder who takes pride in their work and is looking to contribute to the production of high-quality medical components that make a real difference

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