JOB DESCRIPTION
Our client’s business is primarily concerned with fabrication and welding services in stainless steel and aluminium. Much of the work is for boats, yachts and marinas however, there is a considerable amount of land based work undertaken.
Typical work in stainless steel for yachts includes but is not limited to:
1. Polished tube fabrications (e.g. bow rails, top frames, and assorted fittings)
2. Polished deck fittings
3. Hardware for machinery (brackets, exhausts
Other stainless steel work includes:
1. Brushed finish tubing hand rails for commercial buildings
2. Brushed finish sheet work for commercial and home applications
3. Custom polished household fittings (e.g. shower rails, kitchen fittings)
4. A variety of brackets and fittings for commercial and domestic properties.
Typical aluminium work includes
1. Fuel and water tank fabrication (pressure tested to 3-4 psi)
2. Anodised pipe work (e.g. tops, towers and handrails for boats)
3. Engine brackets
4. General fabrication and repair with pipe and plate.
Employee Requirements
A primary requirement is a high level of proficiency with TIG equipment in both stainless steel and aluminium. Ability with stick welding will be additionally required. Current certificates for TIG skills will be required for the Bermuda immigration application.
Must be self motivated and capable of working alone.
Detailed plans are often not available so it is necessary to work from written specifications and sketched drawings at times. Some jobs require that measurements are taken on site and the specification developed in the office or workshop. This will primarily be undertaken by the owner/manager especially at first, but a willingness to engage in this aspect of the operation will be expected. Mathematical ability would be required for this (basic trigonometry at least).
Once a specification, plan, or drawing has been developed the employee will be expected to take the job through all stages of fabrication to finished product ready for installation.
Ultimately the employee will need to obtain a Bermuda driver’s license for the van (as a commercial vehicle this will require secondary immigration approval) so ability to drive a manual gear-box vehicle is important.
Any certificates for the appropriate fabrication and welding skills held will be useful in preparing the Bermuda immigration application.
SALARY
Equivalent of up to £40,000 pa
For further information and to apply click on the link below
Our client’s business is primarily concerned with fabrication and welding services in stainless steel and aluminium. Much of the work is for boats, yachts and marinas however, there is a considerable amount of land based work undertaken.
Typical work in stainless steel for yachts includes but is not limited to:
1. Polished tube fabrications (e.g. bow rails, top frames, and assorted fittings)
2. Polished deck fittings
3. Hardware for machinery (brackets, exhausts
Other stainless steel work includes:
1. Brushed finish tubing hand rails for commercial buildings
2. Brushed finish sheet work for commercial and home applications
3. Custom polished household fittings (e.g. shower rails, kitchen fittings)
4. A variety of brackets and fittings for commercial and domestic properties.
Typical aluminium work includes
1. Fuel and water tank fabrication (pressure tested to 3-4 psi)
2. Anodised pipe work (e.g. tops, towers and handrails for boats)
3. Engine brackets
4. General fabrication and repair with pipe and plate.
Employee Requirements
A primary requirement is a high level of proficiency with TIG equipment in both stainless steel and aluminium. Ability with stick welding will be additionally required. Current certificates for TIG skills will be required for the Bermuda immigration application.
Must be self motivated and capable of working alone.
Detailed plans are often not available so it is necessary to work from written specifications and sketched drawings at times. Some jobs require that measurements are taken on site and the specification developed in the office or workshop. This will primarily be undertaken by the owner/manager especially at first, but a willingness to engage in this aspect of the operation will be expected. Mathematical ability would be required for this (basic trigonometry at least).
Once a specification, plan, or drawing has been developed the employee will be expected to take the job through all stages of fabrication to finished product ready for installation.
Ultimately the employee will need to obtain a Bermuda driver’s license for the van (as a commercial vehicle this will require secondary immigration approval) so ability to drive a manual gear-box vehicle is important.
Any certificates for the appropriate fabrication and welding skills held will be useful in preparing the Bermuda immigration application.
SALARY
Equivalent of up to £40,000 pa
For further information and to apply click on the link below
