Plater

A Plate Fitter (Workshop) share complementary roles in fabricating, assembling, and installing steel components for industrial and construction projects. The Plate Fitter works primarily in a workshop environment, preparing, cutting, shaping, and assembling steel plates to precise specifications while adhering to technical drawings, quality standards, and safety protocols. Role require precision, alignment, and a commitment to safety to ensure successful project execution. Candidate Requirements: • Exhibit a professional and proactive approach to all tasks and work well within a team environment. • Maintain a high standard of work and adhere to project deadlines. • Fluent in English or Russian to communicate effectively with supervisors, colleagues, and project teams. • Proficient in MIG/MAG welding and capable of performing high-quality tack welds on steel components. • Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and project specifications to ensure precise fabrication. • Experience with steel fitting and assembly, including working with structural steel plates and components in both workshop. • Proficient in working to strict tolerances and ensuring all fabricated components meet dimensional and quality standards. • Attention to detail is crucial for accurate fitting, welding, and alignment of components. • Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in either plate fitting (workshop) , ideally in construction, industrial, or heavy fabrication sectors. • Familiarity with handling large, heavy materials and performing precise structural assembly tasks. • Strong commitment to safety regulations and procedures, with an ability to work in high-risk environments. • Must adhere to health and safety standards, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). • Must hold a valid driving license and be able to travel to job sites as required. • Capable of working in physically demanding conditions, including lifting heavy materials. • Skilled in using workshop tools and equipment (e.g., plasma cutters, oxy-acetylene torches, grinders, drills) for fabrication and assembly. The candidate will be assessed on the following: During the practical test the candidate will be given an assembly drawing to fabricate the detail. The candidate will be required to focus on: • Ability to understand the drawing and follow the required steps. • Understanding of material specifications and tolerances. • Accuracy in measuring and cutting steel plates to the required size. • Proper use of cutting and grinding tools. • Precision in positioning and aligning steel plates or components. • Ability to meet alignment requirements and maintain specified tolerances. • Quality of tack welds, including their strength, uniformity, and cleanliness, as well as consistency in applying the MIG/MAG process. • Careful measurement, fitting, and alignment. • Ability to ensure components meet required tolerances. • Proper use of PPE. • Adherence to safety standards during the welding, cutting, and assembly process. • Clean and organized work area.