On-Site Welding in Bathurst

Welding Solutions At Your Site

When something breaks and you can’t get it to a workshop, on-site welding becomes the fastest way to keep your project moving without blowing out time or budget. Our on-site welding at Chris Horton Manufacturing gives Bathurst locals a practical solution for repairs and builds that need to happen exactly where the gear is installed.


We show up ready to handle structural work, machinery issues or metal repairs in real conditions, not ideal ones, so you get a result that actually holds up. Along with on-site welding, we also offer custom welding, sheet metal fabrication, stainless steel and aluminium work and mild steel services for jobs that involve multiple materials or stages.


If you need welding carried out safely and efficiently on your site, call 0402 553 909 and we’ll get it sorted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is on site welding used for?

    On site welding is used when equipment, structures or metal components can’t be transported safely or easily. It’s common on farms, construction sites, workshops and commercial locations where machinery is installed in place. It allows repairs or fabrication to happen right where the issue is without creating more downtime.

  • Is on site welding as strong as workshop welding?

    Yes, when done correctly. The strength depends on using the right welding method, preparing the surface properly and understanding the conditions the weld will face. Skilled welders use the same principles as workshop welding but adjust for real-world factors like weather or space limitations.

  • What should I do before a welder arrives on site?

    Clearing the workspace is the biggest help. Making sure the welder can access the damaged area, removing hazards and giving a quick rundown of what happened speeds up the assessment. Sharing details like the metal type or how the failure occurred can also improve the final result.

Welder in Yellow Hard Hat and Protective Gear Welding Metal Frame Outdoors — Chris Horton Manufacturing in Bathurst, NSW

Strong Repairs Without The Downtime

We handle site work with a focus on safety, accuracy, and efficiency, because most jobs requiring on-site welding are already slowing down your day. Working directly on your farm, workshop, or commercial site means we can inspect the problem in its real environment and choose the right welding method immediately. This avoids unnecessary delays that happen when parts are removed or transported for repair.


We also adapt to conditions such as uneven ground, weather, or limited access, ensuring the welds remain strong and clean. When we work on site, we’re aiming for a fix that lasts, not a quick patch you’ll be dealing with again later.