Apprentice Fabricator Welder

Why choose an apprenticeship with Had Fab?

Because we believe in unlocking potential. At Had Fab, we are passionate about recruiting driven, eager, and innovative individuals who are ready to take on the challenge of an apprenticeship and develop into highly skilled tradespeople.

As a growing company working in bespoke industries, we know that providing top-quality training isn’t just beneficial— it’s essential. We take pride in helping individuals achieve their career goals, setting them up for success in a hands‑on, rewarding profession.

We achieve this through a combination of classroom learning and onsite training, working closely with our learning providers to ensure apprentices receive the best education and support. Whether it’s through a Modern Apprenticeship, attending college to gain SVQ Levels 2 and 3 along with an NC, or a Mature Apprenticeship, achieving SVQ Levels 2 and 3 in‑house, we make sure every apprentice has the resources they need to succeed.

Apprentices work alongside highly skilled tradespeople who share their years of experience, providing hands‑on learning and mentorship. Regular one‑on‑one support, progress tracking, and constructive feedback ensure that every apprentice is guided throughout their journey.

Jo i n us and take the first step toward a highly skilled and rewarding career!

Modern Apprenticeship (4 years) – SVQ Level 2 & 3 along with NC with the option of progressing to an HNC Level in years 3 & 4

Technical Skills

• Fabrication – Master a wide range of techniques to manufacture complex assemblies used across various industries. Develop the ability to read and understand technical drawings.
• Welding – Learn multiple welding processes, including MIG, MAG, TIG, and MMA, working towards industry‑recognized qualifications while gaining experience in welding different metals.

Quality Standards & Compliance

• Understand different inspection techniques, including non‑destructive testing (NDT).
• Learn about key quality standards such as BS EN 1090, what they mean, and why they’re essential in the industry.

Engineering Software

In your third year, you’ll gain experience in our design and detailing office, where you will:

• Learn to use engineering software like Tekla.
• Create models and technical drawings for the workshop.

Soft Skills

• Communication
• Relationship Building
• Teamwork
• Work Ethic

• Salary: £8.00 per hour. £16,224 yearly. Increasing each year until fully qualified
• Shift: Under 18 years old – Mon to Thurs 7:00am – 15:30pm & Friday 7:00am – 14:30pm. Over 18 years old – Mon to Thurs 7:00am – 17:15pm
• 28 days holiday, plus an additional 5 days after 5 years continuous service
• additional day off on birthday
• access to Employee Assistance Programme
• enhanced paternity/maternity leave
• death in service insurance

Closing Date for applications is 31 March 2026.

Please be aware that all successful applicants must be available to attend Edinburgh College assessment day on 16th April 2026.