Fabricator/plater in G14 XN
Listed on 2026-10-31
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Manufacturing / Production
Fabrication
Position:
Fabricator - Plater
: (phone number removed)
Location:
Glasgow
Type:
Contract
- Local (within 39 miles) - £27.84/hr
- Non-local (outside 39 miles) - £38.70/p/h
- Night Shift: Local - £36.92/hr | Non-local - £47.78/ph
- Fri-Sun Shift: Local - £35.67/hr | Non-local - £46.52/hr
HSB Technical Ltd is a leading specialist recruiter across Power & Propulsion, Shipbuilding, Shipping & Energy, and Aerospace sectors. We connect skilled professionals with reputable clients in the UK and internationally.
Typically, this person will be: A skilled Fabricator/Plater with experience in shipbuilding or heavy steel fabrication, capable of assembling, installing, and outfitting complex ship structures to high quality standards.
You will have strong drawing interpretation skills, a clear understanding of SHE regulations, and the ability to work effectively within a production-driven maritime environment. You will be hands‑on, safety‑conscious, and capable of working both independently and as part of a team to deliver projects on time and to specification.
Key Responsibilities of Fabricator - Plater- Comply with all SHE regulations and safe working practices
- Marking-off materials and interpreting fabrication drawings
- Assembly of ship structures including shell, decks, bulkheads, frames and longitudinals
- Fit and fair steelwork using fairing aids
- Fabricate ship components including seats, ladders, panels and flooring
- Outfitting activities including installation of hatches, watertight doors and equipment supports
- Operate rolling, flanging and cutting machinery (guillotine, cropper, mechanical saw)-Carry out plate preparation using oxy-fuel cutting and grinding
- Support ship docking, pressure testing, drilling and lock fitting activities
Prepare vessels for launch and sea trials - Maintain quality standards and meet production targets-Engage with supervisors and other trades to resolve shop floor issues
Skills & Qualifications
- Strong understanding of fabrication and installation drawings
- Knowledge of manufacturing processes within shipbuilding or heavy engineering
- Clear understanding of SHE risk awareness
- Practical fabrication and assembly skills
- Ability to problem solve and adapt to changing work practices
- Good communication skills and team-focused approach
- Coaching ability to support apprentices
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