Advertised by Dromone Engineering Ltd

Mig Welder/Fabricator.

Meath · 39 hours per week · €36,605 per year

About this role

Key Responsibilities Weld a range of materials and thicknesses from 3mm to 80mm Manufacture components in line with production drawings and welding specifications Ensure all work meets required quality standards prior to release to next production stage Carry out visual inspection of welds to ensure compliance with standards Immediately report any deviations or defects to the supervisor Maintain accurate shift handover communication with Team Leader Meet production targets and deadlines, working effectively under pressure Participate in continuous improvement initiatives within the area Technical Skills & Knowledge Ability to read and interpret engineering/welding drawings Strong understanding of welding standards and specifications Competent in use of measuring instruments and inspection tools Adherence to company and customer weld quality standards Quality, Safety & Compliance Adhere to all Safety, Quality and Environmental procedures Complete all work in a safe and controlled manner Ensure plant and equipment are maintained to high standards Identify and report defects or non-conformances immediately Physical & Operational Requirements Handling steel components using equipment such as: Hoists Pallet trucks Magnets Loading/unloading welding jigs and components Rotating parts in welding fixtures where required Changing consumable welding parts as needed Maintaining a clean, safe and organised work area Behavioural Requirements Strong attention to detail and pride in workmanship Ability to work effectively independently and as part of a team Good attendance, punctuality, and reliability Ability to plan and organise workload to meet daily targets Additional Information Shift work required

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