Job Description

Company Overview

Established for over 20 years FLI Water is a specialist water and wastewater process technology and services company within the FLI Group who design, build and operate water and wastewater plants for the treatment of municipal sewage and industrial effluent in the UK and Ireland.

Summary

Working Fabricator Welder based in the workshop. Will be required to fabricate, weld and clean a variety of products to a high standard. You are required to be in your overalls ready to start work and attend morning briefings at 07:00. You will receive drawings and or instructions from Workshop Manager or Workshop Team Leaders.

Responsibilities

The focus of work in the workshop is Pipework, this will include anything from "- 24", any pipe spool or manifold of a substantial size may need to be assembled in the Crane shop with use of the crane, You will need to be able to maintain Pipe welding standards of Purge welding of clean products and sewerage which does not require Purging. The focus of work in the Crane shop is Tanks, this will include, HSAF, PCF, FLOC, Inlet and Splitter Tanks. Large structures and other scopes of work which will require the use of overhead crane will be fabricated in High Bay. You will work alongside Workshop Team Leader, Site Team Leader and other Fabricators. Other scopes of work which the Workshops will receive are Air grids of tanks, Sieves, Framework, and all other bracketry. To achieve agreed output of sold hours whilst at the same time maintaining high quality. To liaise with the Workshop Manager and or Project Engineer to control and organise the activities of the workshop, yard, and site activities. Maintain efficiency(productivity) at levels agreed with Workshop Manager and Project Engineer. Ensure safe working practices and operating procedures are being followed and positive behaviours encouraged. Set examples of good housekeeping.

Requirements

Ability to multitask and keep organised. Ability to communicate effectively (written and verbal to a wide range of people). Develop and build key relationships. Excellent interpersonal skills. Diligence, attention to detail, aspiration, and vision. Able to generate good morale and teamwork Pro-active, flexible, with a can-do approach. Can work under own initiative. Able to work well under pressure. Adaptable and good problem-solving skills. Able to read and understand engineering drawings
Job Type: Apprenticeship

Pay: 7.55 per hour

Expected hours: 37 per week

Schedule:

Monday to Friday
Application question(s):

A level 4 in both Maths and English is required for this role. Do you meet these requirements?
Work Location: In person