Here's a brief introduction to each of the skilled workers listed:
Welders
Pipe Welders: Specialize in joining metal pipes using various welding techniques. They need to interpret blueprints and understand the factors affecting weld quality. A high school diploma plus on-the-job training is typically preferred.
Handrail Welders: Focus on welding handrails, ensuring structural integrity and adherence to safety standards.
3G Welders: Skilled in vertical groove welding, a specific technique required for certain welding certification tests.
4G Welders: Experts in overhead welding positions, which are crucial for specific welding tasks and certifications.
1G Welders: Specialize in flat position welding, a fundamental position in the welding industry.
2G Welders: Skilled in horizontal welding positions, used for various welding applications and certifications.
Plastic Welders: Use heat to join semi-finished plastic materials. Their work involves surface preparation, heating, pressure application, and cooling.
TIG Welders: Certified in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), also known as TIG welding, which uses a tungsten electrode to create precise and high-quality welds.
ARC Welders: Use electric arcs to melt and join metal. They work with either direct or alternating current and may use consumable or non-consumable electrodes.
Multi Welders: Proficient in multiple welding processes, offering versatility in various welding applications.
MIG Welders: Specialize in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), also known as MIG welding, which uses a consumable wire electrode to join metals.
Scaffolders
Scaffolders: Set up temporary structures to support workers and materials during construction, maintenance, and repair. They work with various types of scaffolding systems, including tube and coupler, modular systems, H-frame, and timber scaffolding.
Fabricators
Structural Fabricators: Build metal structures by cutting, bending, and assembling metal parts based on blueprints and specifications. They often use jigs, welding torches, and hand tools.
Plastic Fabricators: Manipulate plastic materials into various forms and products. They may work independently or as part of a larger manufacturing operation.
Grill Fabricators: Specialize in creating metal grills, often for security or decorative purposes.
Window and Door Fabricators: Focus on the production and assembly of windows and doors, ensuring they meet design and functional specifications.
Aluminium Fabricators: Work specifically with aluminum materials to create a range of products and structures.
Carpenters
Shuttering Carpenters: Construct wooden frameworks for concrete pours, essential in building foundations and structural elements.
Gypsum Carpenters: Specialize in installing gypsum board or drywall, often involved in finishing interiors.
Finishing Carpenters: Focus on the final touches of carpentry work, including cabinetry, trim, and other detailed woodwork.
Steel Fitters
Steel Fitters: Assemble and install steel structures, ensuring precise alignment and secure connections.
Plumbers
Plumbers: Install and repair piping systems for water, gas, and drainage in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
Duct Man
Duct Man: Specialize in the installation and maintenance of HVAC duct systems, ensuring proper ventilation and air distribution.
Mason
Mason: Work with materials like brick, stone, and concrete to build and repair structures, including walls, pavements, and foundations.
MEP Engineer
MEP Engineer: Design and manage mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in buildings to ensure they function efficiently and meet safety standards.
Chiller Worker
Chiller Worker: Operate and maintain chiller systems, which are crucial for cooling large buildings and industrial processes.
A/C Technician
A/C Technician: Install, repair, and maintain air conditioning systems to ensure optimal performance and comfort.
Pipe Fitter
Pipe Fitter: Specialize in installing and repairing piping systems, often in industrial settings, to transport liquids and gases.
Electrician
Electrician: Install and maintain electrical systems, including wiring, outlets, and circuit breakers, ensuring safety and functionality.
Cladding Fitter
Cladding Fitter: Install cladding materials on buildings, providing protection and aesthetic appeal.
Gypsum Painter
Gypsum Painter: Apply finishes to gypsum surfaces, such as drywall, to achieve smooth and durable coatings.
Insulator
Insulator: Install insulating materials to reduce heat loss or gain and improve energy efficiency in buildings and industrial processes.
Steel Fixer
Steel Fixer: Position and secure steel reinforcement bars in concrete forms to strengthen structures.
Duct Fitter
Duct Fitter: Install and maintain ducts for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, ensuring proper air flow and system efficiency.
These skilled workers each play a crucial role in various construction, maintenance, and fabrication tasks, contributing to the successful completion of projects across different industries.
