Steel Fixer

To be a successful steel fixer, you should be able to read and interpret engineering plans and work according to those plans. Ultimately, a top-notch steel fixer should be physically fit and comfortable working outdoors in all weather types and at various heights.

Steel Fixer Responsibilities:

• Reading and interpreting building and engineering plans and drawings.
• Setting out work areas and determining the required materials.
• Using hand and power tools to cut and bend steel bars and mesh.
• Laying out steel bars, mesh, rods, and framework.
• Hoisting steel bars, mesh, and reinforcements into place.
• Fitting spacers and supports.
• Joining steel reinforcement bars (rebar), footings, and girders by welding or with clips or wires.
• Fixing steel bars and mesh to solid concrete bases.
• Using rebar to build casts that will keep setting concrete in place.
• Preparing concrete, mixing sand, cement, and water, and pouring the concrete into the prepared casts.

Steel Fixer Requirements:

• A completed apprenticeship in steel fixing.
• A completed “Work Safely at Heights” short course.
• An NVQ certification in steel fixing may be advantageous.
• Basic work experience in construction may be advantageous.
• A good understanding of health and safety issues.
• The ability to read and follow technical plans and drawings.
• The ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
• A head for heights.
• Good physical fitness.
• Strong practical and teamwork skills.

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