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Welder
Join and cut metal parts using MIG, TIG or gas equipment.Typical pay nationally: £18 an hour
Fabricator
Cut, shape and fit steel parts for frames and structures.Typical pay nationally: £19 an hour
Steel erector
Lift, bolt and fix steel beams to put up building frames.
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Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.05 an hour
Maintenance engineer
Fix and look after machines on a factory production line.Typical pay near London: £23.08 an hour
Labourer
Dig, carry and clear up on building sites, helping skilled trades.Typical pay near London: £17.13 an hour
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Maintenance operative
Fix and look after buildings, fittings and equipment on site.Typical pay near London: £21.67 an hour
Plant operator
Drive diggers, dumpers and other plant to move earth on site.Typical pay nationally: £21.50 an hour
Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay near London: £14.36 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: £13.50 an hour
Sheet metal worker
Cut, bend and fit sheet metal for ducts, gutters and casings.Typical pay nationally: £20.52 an hour
Assembly operative
Put products together on a factory line, swapping tasks in a team.Typical pay nationally: £13.60 an hour
Mechanical fitter
Put in, take down and move heavy machinery from plans.
Press operator
Run presses and saws that cut, punch and bend metal sheets.Typical pay nationally: £14.90 an hour
Machinist
Make precise metal parts on lathes, mills and other machines.Typical pay nationally: £19.16 an hour
CNC operator
Load, run and check computer-controlled cutting machines.Typical pay nationally: £18.97 an hour
Machine operator
Set up and run machines that cut or shape metal or plastic.Typical pay nationally: £15.70 an hour
Production helper
Help on a factory line by fetching materials, packing and cleaning.Typical pay nationally: £13.45 an hour
Production supervisor
Run a production shift and lead the operatives on the line.Typical pay nationally: £18.98 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: £18.46 an hour
Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.75 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay near London: £14.87 an hour
Receptionist
Greet visitors, answer the phone and book appointments at a front desk.Typical pay nationally: £13.45 an hour
Van driver
Drive a van and deliver parcels to homes and businesses.Typical pay near London: £14.08 an hour
Housekeeper
Clean rooms, make beds and change linen in hotels, hospitals or homes.Typical pay nationally: £13.21 an hour
Support worker
Help people with housing, money, health and daily life to live independently.Typical pay near London: £15.86 an hour
Multi-drop driver
Drive a set route, delivering goods and taking orders from customers.Typical pay nationally: £12.92 an hour
Fast food crew member
Take orders, serve food and drinks and take payment at the counter.Typical pay nationally: £13.21 an hour
Production operative
Run machines, pack and check products on a factory line.Typical pay nationally: £13.76 an hour
Care assistant
Help people wash, dress, eat and get about each day.Typical pay near London: £13.25 an hourAbout fabricator jobs near London
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