MTL Advanced, formerly known as MTL Group, is a dynamic, technologically advanced manufacturing specialist in the metal sector. With expertise across the manufacturing industry and a leading UK facility, innovation and investment make MTL the choice for global OEMs. MTL Advanced has quality management approval ISO 9001:2015 and is accredited by the German Bundeswehr.
We process circa 25,000 tonnes of material annually and are capable of handling all sizes and types of work from carbon steel to aluminium. Connor Mcloud was one of the first Apprentice Welders to join MTL's Engineering Apprenticeship Training Academy in 2015, after leaving college to start the 5 year apprenticeship course.
We process circa 25,000 tonnes of material annually and are capable of handling all sizes and types of work from carbon steel to aluminium. Connor Mcloud was one of the first Apprentice Welders to join MTL's Engineering Apprenticeship Training Academy in 2015, after leaving college to start the 5 year apprenticeship course.
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Please visit WEC Group's website to apply online or to download an application form. These are exciting opportunities to join one of the UK's top engineering companies and earn while you learn! Support the business in managing employee relations, pre-empt problems and be proactive in resolving challenges that prevent issues escalating.
MTL Advanced is one of the largest contract manufacturers and stockists of Hardox/Strenx/Raex Abrasion Resistant steel in the UK, commonly used in the farm and earth moving machinery industries. We are proud to be the largest Hardox Wearparts Centre in the UK. We can offer customers a fast turnaround due to our extensive stock on site in all grades and thicknesses.
We are a major supplier into the Construction and Quarrying industries. Our range of equipment and abrasive resistant materials ensure that we are one of the leading suppliers of wear parts in the UK. A high-quality service has allowed us to establish strong working relationships with market leading global companies such as Sandvik, Caterpillar, JCB and Terex.
MTL is a global supplier of secondary steelwork. Our extensive tubular cutting and profiling capability enables us to supply competitive volume fabrication for the offshore and renewables secondary steel market. We are trusted with multi-million pound contracts with leading industry experts in the offshore and renewables sector.
Rail is a fast growing industry sector as rail infrastructure needs updating and renewing throughout the world. MTL Advanced can assist with this requirement due to our extensive and large scale capabilities with on-site access to all of the latest fabrication, laser and machining technology which ensures we can provide our customers with a one-stop-shop for all of their metal processing requirements.
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Edwin Barbertoo
Oct 05, 2021
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Laser operator
So glad I have left what a sorry place to work. If one of the larger mangagers spent more time manageing and less time watching the cctv constantly they might have been in a better position. Shop floor staff are mostly great those lads just being grinded down by the little hitlers that are in charge. Don’t go there if u can avoid it
So glad I have left what a sorry place to work. If one of the larger mangagers spent more time manageing and less time watching the cctv constantly they might have been in a better position. Shop floor staff are mostly great those lads just being grinded down by the little hitlers that are in charge. Don’t go there if u can avoid it
Steve Hardy
May 21, 2021
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Jon Doe B.
Jan 05, 2020
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Worst place ever to work for. Management care about them selves only. Power greedy team leaders who think there better than anyone else. Tell people if they haven’t got work for them to put a holiday day in and go home! They cannot hold half of there staff. Their turnover rate is exceptionally high. They will stab you in the back first chance they get. If you face doesn’t fit they make you feel outcast. All poison smoke off lasers and welders with out adequate ventilation so breathing in fumes all the time. Half of people disappear and stop welding etc when health and safety turn up. Just a
Martin Burrows
Jan 03, 2019
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