Official Third-Class Welder (MIG/MAG)

This job was originally posted in Spanish and automatically translated to English. You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.

Job Description

At Grupo Crit, we are recruiting Third-Class Welding Officers to join an important industrial company located in Pinto (Madrid), specializing in the manufacture of metal components and committed to innovation, quality, and continuous improvement.

If you have experience in industrial welding and want to continue developing in the field of robotic welding, this is an excellent opportunity for professional growth.

What will be your mission?

You will be part of the production team, collaborating in the execution of robotic welding processes and supporting the proper functioning of welding cells, ensuring product quality and compliance with manufacturing standards.

What will be your functions?

* Operation and support of robotic welding cells.
* Preparation, adjustment, and positioning of parts before the welding process.
* Loading and unloading of parts into robotic welding cells.
* Welding using MIG/MAG processes, following manufacturing specifications.
* Visual inspection and quality control of manufactured parts.
* Correction of minor incidents during the production process.
* Basic maintenance and cleaning of tools, fixtures, and work equipment.
* Compliance with quality, safety, and occupational risk prevention procedures.
* Collaboration with the Production and Maintenance departments to ensure process continuity.
* Participation in continuous improvement actions and production optimization.

What do we offer?

* Stable contract.
* Full-time schedule.
* Work center in Pinto (Madrid).
* Immediate start.
* Initial training provided by the company.
* Stable project within a consolidated industrial company.
* Real opportunities for professional development and growth.
* Salary of €21,800 gross annually, with salary projection up to €24,000 depending on evolution and performance in the role.

Need a visa? No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain. See which routes exist