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Semi Skilled Lagger / Pipe Lagger Fitter - Full Training given
£23,983 Per annum - £11.83 per hour, 39hrs per week, Days
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On behalf of our client based near Yeadon, Leeds, SLA Employment Solutions are looking to recruit a Semi Skilled Lagger on a Permanent basis:
The successful candidate will be required to compete Lagging on all external pipes of a variety of different products/units. Previous experience is not essential for this role as full training will be given.
Duties to include:
-Using templates to mark out materials for lagging
-Cutting out the templates
-Gluing and fitting over the pipes
Key skills required include:
-Good hand-eye coordination
-Good attention to detail
-Physically fit and dexterous
Day shifts are available Monday to Friday 39 hours per week:
6am to 2.30pm from Mon to Thurs with an 11.40am finish on a Friday
£23,983 per annum - £11.83 per hour
Overtime will be available during busy periods. Other shifts (Afternoons and Nights) may be available depending on experience and once fully trained, both have a 25% shift allowance.
Interested? Don’t delay….Please call Stacey on 0/7/7/8/5/2/5/1/1/6/7 or email your CV by selecting the “Apply Now” option
( Lagger / Semi Skilled Lagger / Semi Skilled Lagger / Mechanical Assembler / Mechanical Assembly Operative / Assembler / Assembly / Engineering / Manufacturing / Soldering / Production / Operative / Machine Operator / / Brazer / Brazing / Soldering / Solderer )
( Leeds / Bradford / Yeadon / Rawdon / Horsforth / Kirkstall / Apperley Bridge )
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