Class 1 FCAW Welders

Our client, a well established Marine Engineering company, is looking for Class 1 FCAW Welders to join their team.

This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a long term refit project.

Suitable candidates must be NVQ Level 3 or Apprenticeship qualified and have a strong background in FCAW welding. Previous marine/ship repair experience would be ideal, but other heavy industries are also suitable.

Successful applicants will be required to spend a week in the test bay. Multiple FCAW tests must be passed in order to join the project. So long as you pass Day 1, your time in the test bay will be paid at the standard rate.

Security Clearance

Full SC Clearance is required. Once approved, you will be taken through the clearance process before being issued a start date. Due to the level of clearance and the specific contract, candidates must be British.

If you already hold full SC clearance, we will ask you to obtain confirmation from UKSV and a transfer will be arranged.

Key Responsibilities

Ensure all welding work meets strict safety and quality standards
Collaborate with team members to maintain an efficient workflow
Adhere to detailed project timelines and tasks
Demonstrate an understanding of marine welding standards and procedures
Maintain excellent attention to detail
Work both independently and as part of a teamRates and Hours

Umbrella rates

Day Shift - £36.50/h
Back Shift - £42/h
Sunday and Weekday Night Shift - £49/h
Sunday Back/Night Shift - £46/hPAYE rates (holiday can be accrued or advanced)

Day Shift - £27.25/h plus £3.29 holiday pay
Back Shift - £31.36/h plus £3.79 holiday pay
Sunday and Weekday Night Shift - £36.59/h plus £4.42
Sunday Back/Night Shift - £34.35/h plus £4.15Other Information

Hours - Minimum 50 per week (currently averaging 60 on Day/Back shift rotation)
Contract length - 2+ years
Accommodation is providedIf you are looking for a long term contract offering stability, then this is the ideal role for you
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed