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Coded Welder
North Tyneside
Temporary to Permanent
Up To £17 Per Hour
Kelburn Recruitment are currently seeking a Coded Welder to join our client based in the North Tyneside area who provide complete engineering solutions to a variety of industries including O&G, Subsea and Renewables. The successful candidate will be joining a long established Northeast company who in turn, will offer a competitive pay rate up to £17.00 per hour as well as enhanced overtime rates. This will be initially a temporary role with an opportunity to go permanent.
Working alongside the existing team, we are ideally looking for candidates with the following;
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If you are keen to secure your next role and feel this may be the position for you then don’t delay and please apply now for further details.
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