MIG Welder

We are seeking MIG welding specialists for client companies across Varsinais-Suomi. There are short-term and permanent positions available in various metalworking companies. You may be an experienced welder or early in your metalworking career; the key is solid MIG welding fundamentals and a serious attitude to quality. The role varies by company and product; welding may involve individual metal parts, assemblies, or larger steel structures. Materials and wall thicknesses used depend on the task. In addition to welding, duties may include preparatory work, fitting, finishing, and self-checking of work. Tasks are performed based on technical drawings and given dimensions. In some workplaces the work is largely independent, in others more collaborative with production or project teams. Strong MIG welding experience and willingness to deliver high-quality results in diverse situations are valued. You should be able to interpret the complete manufactured piece from drawings and verify that the finished part matches the given dimensions. Desirable: metal industry training or hands-on expertise; experience welding steel or other metals; understanding of technical drawings; ability to complete work steps proactively; interest in developing welding skills; attention to safety in all steps. Existing welding qualifications and safety card are beneficial but not always required depending on the workplace. Please describe your previous MIG welding experience, materials used, and current qualifications in your application. The employment type can be temporary or permanent. Working hours and possible shift work are agreed with the client. PAY: 14–20 euros per hour. Final pay depends on experience, welding skill, qualifications, and job difficulty. The collective agreement of the technology industry applies.

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