Trainee Welding Inspector/Examiner
Tipton, West Midlands
£29,000 to £35,000 per annum
Full-time
Driving Licence essential
Step into a role where your eye for detail directly impacts safety, quality, and industry standards. As a Trainee Welding Inspector/Examiner, you’ll build a career that moves you beyond the workshop and into a specialist field with real responsibility and long-term progression.
What’s in it for you:
- Clear progression into a fully qualified inspection and examination role
- Hands-on training alongside experienced inspectors across varied sites
- Exposure to national projects and a wide range of welding environments
- Company vehicle provided for all work-related travel
- Strong salary growth aligned with skills and qualifications
- Structured development in industry standards and certification processes
Your responsibilities as Trainee Welding Inspector/Examiner:
- Support weld procedure and welder qualification testing on client sites
- Assist senior inspectors with inspections and technical assessments
- Ensure all activities meet relevant welding standards and compliance requirements
- Record and report inspection findings accurately and consistently
- Travel to sites across the UK to support ongoing testing and certification work
- Maintain safety and quality standards throughout all inspection activities
- Background in welding, fabrication, or non-destructive testing
- Relevant qualifications such as City & Guilds, NVQ, or equivalent in welding
- Experience carrying out or supporting weld inspections
- Understanding of welding processes, materials, and industry standards
- Full UK driving licence
Working hours: 37.5 hours per week, with overtime available and sometimes required
If you're ready to take the next step and build your future as a Trainee Welding Inspector/Examiner, hit the 'Apply Now' button above..
Applications end on 27.04.26
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