BAE Systems are on the hunt for 400 skilled tradespeople to work in Glasgow at their shipyards in Govan and Scotstoun on the Clyde.
The expansion of their workforce is required as part of a £3.7bn contract the defence contractor has to deliver the first batch of three Type 26 warships for the Royal Navy.
The Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigate programme will see a total of eight future advanced anti-submarine warfare frigates built, the first of which, HMS Glasgow, is currently on the hard-standing at BAE Systems’ yard in Govan.
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The job listing on the BAE Systems website for the roles reads: "For generations, we’ve been making history on the Clyde in Glasgow. Now you have the opportunity to help us write the next chapter.
"We have exciting roles for more than 400 skilled trades to help us build the Type 26 frigates for the Royal Navy. These will provide security for our country and allies for decades to come. Building such a complex ship requires exceptional skilled trade labour."
BAE Systems say that all production trades are welcome, with a range of roles available at their Govan and Scotstoun sites.
The roles on offer include; Fabricator-Platers, Welders, Pipefitters, Mechanical Fitters, Electricians, Joiners, Sheet Metal Workers, Painters and Ancillaries (e.g., Forklift Drivers, Slingers, Crane Operators).
The closing date to apply for one of the positions is Saturday, April 2 at 11:59pm.
You can visit the jobs listing on the BAE Systems website here.
