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Fabricator.

Co. Carlow, Ireland · Full time

About this role

Our client is seeking a Fabricator who will be responsible for cutting, shaping, assembling, and welding metal components to produce high‑quality steel structures, frames, and modular components in line with engineering drawings, quality standards, and safety requirements. The role supports high‑volume manufacturing in a fast‑paced environment, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and consistent product quality.

Key Responsibilities

Responsibilities Interpret and work from technical drawings, blueprints, and fabrication plans. Fabricate steel components using cutting, grinding, drilling, forming, and welding processes. Assemble structural components ensuring accurate dimensions and tolerances.

Operate equipment such as

MIG/Stick welding machines Plasma cutters Saws (band saw, chop saw) Press brakes and rollers Grinders and power tools Conduct weld preparation, finishing, and quality checks. Ensure welds meet internal quality standards and any relevant codes. Inspect finished products for defects or deviations. Complete rework where required. Ensure compliance with quality procedures, ISO standards, and project specifications. Adhere strictly to company safety policies, including PPE requirements. Work collaboratively with engineering, production, and assembly teams. Skills & Experience Proven experience as a Fabricator in a manufacturing or engineering environment. Strong ability to read and interpret fabrication and engineering drawings. Skilled in MIG welding. Competent in measuring, marking out, and working to tight tolerances. Experience using fabrication workshop tools and machinery. Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

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