MIG weld thin steel tubing using jigs (no drawings required)
Weld and assemble products to a consistently high standard
Take ownership of quality, ensuring defects are eliminated at every stage
Maintain focus on workflow to meet daily production targets
Carry out quality checks with strong attention to detail in every weld
Maintain welding equipment and tools to a high standard
Contribute to a safe, clean, and responsive working environment
Actively look for ways to improve processes and eliminate waste
Support the wider team through flexibility and cross-training
Adhere to 3S (Sweep, Sort, Standardise) routines and housekeeping standards
Actively embrace and contribute to our Lean culture
MIG welding experience required (preferably up to 1 year)
Lean Thinking (knowledge of Paul Akers’ 2 Second Lean is highly desirable)
Good understanding of welding equipment setup, operation, and basic maintenance
Ability to assemble components using hand and power tools
Strong commitment to quality at every stage of production
Clear communicator who is confident speaking up in daily company-wide huddles
Understands and follows all personal and company safety procedures, including correct PPE use
Well presented, professional demeanour, and positive attitude
Actively self-educates (e.g. reading books, learning new skills, personal development)
Klime-Ezee is a steel fabrication company specialising in the manufacture of mobile access platforms and safety steps. We’ve built a strong, collaborative team and are looking for someone who thrives in a hands-on environment, enjoys learning, and embraces continuous improvement through lean manufacturing.
We value people who want to build culture as well as products. If you enjoy problem-solving, teamwork, and working with your hands, you’ll feel at home here.
To ensure the long-term growth of the company through a team of highly motivated individuals who uphold our values and embrace opportunities for education, friendship, and travel.
07:15 – Arrive at work
07:20 – Clock in and prepare for the day
07:30 – Morning production huddle
07:45 – Cleaning, chores, and improvement time
08:15 – Production work with a focus on continuous improvement
10:00 – Break
10:15 – Back to work
13:00 – Lunch
13:30 – Afternoon production huddle
16:30 – End of day (unless additional hours are required)
You will complete a 12-week probationary period, during which we’ll work closely with you to ensure the role and culture are the right fit — for both you and us.
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