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A Fitter's job involves assembling, installing, maintaining, and repairing mechanical equipment and structural components using blueprints, hand/power tools, and precision to ensure systems function safely and correctly in manufacturing, construction, or industrial settings. Key duties include reading technical drawings, cutting/shaping metal, troubleshooting breakdowns, performing preventative maintenance, and collaborating with teams to meet ...

  A Head of Civil Project is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing all phases of civil engineering projects, from planning and design to execution and handover, ensuring they meet quality, budget, timeline, and safety standards. Key duties involve leading project teams, managing resources, coordinating with stakeholders (architects, contractors, regulators), controlling ...

An Architect plans, designs, and oversees construction of buildings, blending creativity with technical knowledge to turn client visions into safe, functional, and aesthetically pleasing structures, managing projects from concept to completion, coordinating teams, ensuring code compliance, and producing detailed drawings using software like AutoCAD/Revit. Key duties involve client consultation, site assessment, ...

For Civil Engineering Roles (Technical/Design) Core Areas: Structural Engineering, Infrastructure Design, Transportation, Geotechnical, Environmental Engineering, Site Development, Stormwater. Software/Tools: CAD (Computer-Aided Design), GIS, Project Management Software. Processes: Project Management, Construction Management, Quality Control, Safety Assurance, Contract Management, Surveying. Skills: Problem-Solving, Decision-Making, Technical Communication, Leadership, Budgeting.    For Civil Service/Affairs Roles (Government/Public Sector) Government: Public Policy, Policy Analysis, Public Relations, Government Relations, Public Administration. Operations: Interagency Coordination, Military Logistics (for ...

A gas cutter job involves using a gas torch to cut metal to specific shapes and sizes, a task requiring skill in equipment operation, safety protocols, and material preparation for welding or scrap processing. Key responsibilities include setting up and operating oxy-acetylene or oxy-fuel torches, marking and guiding the flame, maintaining equipment, ...

A fitter is responsible for assembling, installing, and maintaining mechanical systems and equipment, which includes interpreting technical drawings, fabricating and cutting parts, and performing repairs. They use various hand and power tools, ensure compliance with safety standards, and collaborate with other team members. The role requires strong problem-solving skills and physical ...

A power plant welder's job description includes welding, repairing, and maintaining metal components like pipes, boilers, and structural elements in a power plant. Key responsibilities involve using various welding techniques such as TIG, MIG, and arc welding, interpreting blueprints, ensuring weld quality and integrity, and adhering to strict safety protocols for high-pressure and high-temperature systems.     Key ...

The Welder Workshop in the Rolling Mill department is responsible for performing welding, fabrication, and repair work on rolling mill equipment and related structures. The role requires strong welding skills, adherence to safety standards, and the ability to work in coordination with maintenance and engineering teams to ensure the rolling ...

A gas cutter uses specialized equipment, like an oxy-acetylene torch, to cut metal parts to required shapes and sizes by heating the metal and using a jet of oxygen to burn it away. A gas cutter's job includes preparing materials, operating and maintaining equipment, adhering to strict safety protocols, and collaborating with ...

An Arc Welder utilizes electric arc welding equipment to join metal parts together. This role involves interpreting blueprints, preparing materials, operating welding equipment, inspecting welds, and maintaining tools. Arc Welders work in various industries, including construction, manufacturing, and shipbuilding.    Here's a more detailed breakdown: Key Responsibilities: Interpreting Blueprints and Specifications:  Arc Welders read and understand technical drawings, ...