Mig welder

Wood Street North, Off Salcombe Road, Alfreton, DE55 7JR, UNITED KINGDOM

MIG weld thin steel tubing using jigs (no drawings required)

Weld and assemble products to a consistently high standard

Take ownership of quality, ensuring defects are eliminated at every stage

Maintain focus on workflow to meet daily production targets

Carry out quality checks with strong attention to detail in every weld

Maintain welding equipment and tools to a high standard

Contribute to a safe, clean, and responsive working environment

Actively look for ways to improve processes and eliminate waste

Support the wider team through flexibility and cross‑training

Adhere to 3S (Sweep, Sort, Standardise) routines and housekeeping standards

Actively embrace and contribute to our Lean culture

Requirements

MIG welding experience required (preferably up to 1 year)

Lean Thinking (knowledge of Paul Akers’ 2 Second Lean is highly desirable)

Good understanding of welding equipment setup, operation, and basic maintenance

Ability to assemble components using hand and power tools

Strong commitment to quality at every stage of production

Clear communicator who is confident speaking up in daily company‑wide huddles

Understands and follows all personal and company safety procedures, including correct PPE use

Well presented, professional demeanour, and positive attitude

Actively self‑educates (e.g. reading books, learning new skills, personal development)

What a Typical Day Looks Like

07:15 – Arrive at work

07:20 – Clock in and prepare for the day

07:30 – Morning production huddle

Discuss production flow

Raise issues from the previous day and how they were resolved

Set expectations for the day ahead

07:45 – Cleaning, chores, and improvement time

08:15 – Production work with a focus on continuous improvement

10:00 – Break

10:15 – Back to work

13:00 – Lunch

Review progress vs plan

Identify any additional hours needed to complete work

16:30 – End of day (unless additional hours are required)

You will complete a 12‑week probationary period, during which we’ll work closely with you to ensure the role and culture are the right fit — for both you and us.

After probation, performance is reviewed monthly

Screening Questions

• Do you have experience in a similar role?
• Can you commit to overtime?
• Do you have a full UK driving license?
• Submit a CV and a selfie‑video introducing yourself explaining more about you, what you do in your spare time, your hobbies, interests and values. Most importantly, share why you would like to work with us at Klime‑Ezee. Please refrain from reading off your previous job roles - we want to know about you and your personality. This should be no longer than 2 minutes long, don’t panic about creating an autobiography, just a brief introduction.