Do you enjoy working with metal and want to produce welding work you can be proud of? As a Welder, you’ll work on technical structures and create strong, precise welded joints. You’ll work with modern equipment and check for yourself that your welding work meets the required standards. This means you’ll see the results of your craftsmanship first-hand every day. You’ll also have the opportunity to further expand your knowledge through training courses and welding certifications.
What are you going to do?
As a Welder, you’ll build technical structures from drawings and watch your work take shape step by step. From assembly to the final weld: you’ll ensure that everything is assembled securely and precisely.
- You’ll assemble various structural components based on technical drawings;
- You weld using MIG/MAG and TIG techniques and work on various metal components;
- You ensure that components fit together perfectly;
- You check your own welding work for dimensions and finish;
- You resolve any discrepancies yourself whilst working;
- You contribute ideas on how welding and production processes can be carried out more efficiently.
Who are you?
As a Welder, you have technical insight and know how to construct a structure correctly from a drawing. You work independently and take responsibility for the outcome.
- You have completed a Level 3 MBO qualification in metalworking or a comparable technical discipline;
- You have experience in assembling and welding metal structures;
- You hold valid MIG/MAG and/or TIG welding certificates, or are willing to obtain and maintain them;
- You can read and interpret technical drawings;
- You carefully check your own welding work for dimensions and finish.
What do we offer?
As a Welder, you’ll receive a competitive salary and the opportunity to further develop your welding skills and gain new qualifications.
- A gross monthly salary of €3,050 to €4,600, depending on your knowledge and experience;
- 27 days’ annual leave and 13 days’ time off in lieu;
- A profit-sharing scheme and pension scheme;
- Opportunities to undertake welding training and gain new qualifications;
- Flexible start times;
- Participation in activities organised by the staff association.
About the client
You will be joining a family-run business that develops and manufactures technical modules and systems for sectors including the semiconductor, medical and defence industries. On the shop floor, you’ll work alongside experienced professionals on products where precision and a high-quality finish are key. You’ll have the opportunity to further develop your professional expertise and learn new techniques. Would you like to find out more about the client or this role? Please feel free to get in touch with us!
Got excited?
Step 1: You apply
You respond to a vacancy that suits you. As soon as we receive your application, one of our recruiters will review your details. We look at your experience, wishes and motivation and make an initial assessment: is this job a good fit for you?
Step 2: We get to know you better
Step 3: We introduce you to the company
Are we both enthusiastic? Then we share your profile or CV with the company. They will check whether your experience and wishes match the position. If so, you will be invited for an interview with the company. Of course, we will help you prepare properly.
Step 4: A match? We arrange the rest!
Is there a good connection between you and the company? Great! Then we get everything started. Together, we arrange the administration, agree on the start date and make sure you can start well prepared. We do this in consultation with you, the company and Euro Planit.