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Welder

Welders play an important role in the fabrication and maintenance of engineering equipment. Specialisms include Flux Core Welders, S/S TIG Welders, MMA Welders, High Purity Welders and Orbital Welders. Work is typically available in shift patterns to support production timescales – with day and night shifts. A wide range of industry sectors require Welders including oil, gas and petrochemical, nuclear, renewables, defence and advanced facilities.

To gain the experience needed to work on projects, candidates can acquire welding code qualifications, which typically include the 6G welding test as standard. Depending on the role, security clearance may be required, as well as a valid CCNSG or EMSS.

When it comes to Welder roles, NRL Recruitment matches candidates with positions that suit their specific skills and experience levels. They work closely with both employers and job seekers to ensure a seamless recruitment process, considering factors such as qualifications, certifications, and project requirements. By doing so, NRL helps Welders find positions that best utilise their expertise, whether in construction, manufacturing, or engineering. NRL provides support throughout the hiring process, from initial application and interview preparation to contract negotiations, ensuring that all parties involved are satisfied with the recruitment outcome.

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Contract Welder Jobs

Contract welder jobs offer skilled professionals the opportunity to work on a temporary or project-based basis across various industries such as construction, manufacturing, and engineering. These roles are essential for completing specific tasks that require precision and expertise in welding techniques like TIG, MIG, and arc welding. Contract welders benefit from flexible work arrangements, often moving between different job sites and gaining diverse experience. Employers value contract welders for their ability to quickly adapt to new projects and deliver high-quality work under tight deadlines. Such positions typically require welders to hold relevant certifications, adhere to safety standards, and maintain high proficiency in their trade, ensuring that each project is completed to the highest standards.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What does a Welder do?
  • A Welder is responsible for joining metal parts using a variety of welding techniques such as arc welding, gas welding, or resistance welding. This involves melting and fusing metal to create a strong bond between the joined pieces.

  • What is a Welder's duty?
  • A Welder's duty involves interpreting engineering drawings, selecting appropriate welding techniques and materials, and meticulously executing welds with precision and accuracy. They also monitor and inspect welded surfaces for defects, ensuring the integrity of the welds and the safety of the finished product.

  • Is Welding a good career?
  • Welding can be a rewarding and lucrative career for individuals who enjoy working with their hands, have strong attention to detail, and possess the technical skills necessary for this trade. With a consistent demand for skilled Welders across various industries, it can offer stability and opportunities for career advancement.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen is the third largest city in Scotland, located on the northernmost edge of the country's central region. It was once one of the largest ports in Europe and famous for its granite quarries, which are still in operation today. Its bustling city centre is packed with cafes and bars, shopping opportunities and more than its fair share of art galleries and museums.

The engineering sector in Aberdeen is vibrant and varied. There are a range of specialist industries, including marine and offshore, oil and gas and manufacturing.

Aberdeen is well-served by a range of bus services and there are two main train stations, as well as two smaller railway stations. The city has an airport, offering domestic flights to destinations including London, Cardiff and Belfast. The city also has a comprehensive network of roads, including 7 major roads and 2 large dual carriageways.

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