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Structural Welders (MAG / FCAW)
Job Posted: 2 days ago
Salary: £ 25 - 25 / Hour
Job Type: Contract
Location: Bolton, Greater Manchester
Expire in: a month
Job Description
STRUCTURAL WELDERS - £25/HR - BOLTON - IMMEDIATE STARTS 🔥
Top rates. Long-term work. Industry-leading employer.
We're recruiting experienced Structural Welders to join a major ongoing contract in Bolton.
⚙️ THE ROLE
Welding heavy structural steel and bridge components
Processes: MAG and Flux Core (FCAW)
Working on large-scale steel projects💰 THE MONEY
£25.00/hr - first 40 hours
£33.25/hr - overtime and weekends
£60 per day lodge allowance (dependant on commutable distance)Strong earning potential with regular overtime available.
⏱️ HOURS
Monday to Thursday: 7:00am - 5:15pm
Friday: 7:00am - 12:00pm
44 basic hours per week🧰 WHAT YOU GET
Full PPE provided, including air-fed masks
Subsidised canteen
Free parking
Lockers
Pension and holiday pay
Cycle to work scheme
Early finish every Friday🚀 APPLY NOW
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