Apprentice Welding Fabricator, location Heckmondwike £15,704 to £20,800, age dependent, 40 hours per week (early finish on a Friday), to be enrolled on a apprenticeship scheme at college, Permanent Apprenticeship opportunity.

A well-established engineering business is looking to recruit an Apprentice Welding Fabricator to join its workshop team.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to start a long-term career in welding and fabrication within a supportive, hands-on environment.



As an Apprentice Welding Fabricator, you will work alongside experienced fabricators and welders while developing practical and technical skills.

You'll be trained to read drawings, prepare materials, and produce high-quality components.

Key Responsibilities of the Apprentice Welder fabricator position

• Learn MIG and TIG welding techniques


• Assist in the fabrication of components using mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium


• Use workshop machinery including press brake, guillotine, drills, and saws


• Measure, mark, cut, and prepare materials accurately


• Maintain a clean and safe working environment


• Work to engineering drawings and quality standards

The Ideal Candidate:

• Keen interest in welding, fabrication, or engineering


• Practical mindset and willingness to learn


• Good attention to detail and work ethic


• Able to follow instructions and work as part of a team


• GCSEs (or equivalent) in Maths and English preferred, but not essential

Benefits of the role:

• Structured apprenticeship with hands-on training


• Long-term career prospects


• Competitive apprentice wage with regular reviews


• Day shift working with an early finish on a Friday


• Full support and mentoring from experienced tradespeople

This role would suit a school leaver or career starter looking to build a solid trade in welding and fabrication within a professional workshop environment.

Applications are welcome from candidates with limited experience who are keen to learn, as well as individuals from other engineering backgrounds looking to retrain as a Welder Fabricator.



Apply now - or contact Rodger Morley at E3 Recruitment.