Make the drawing work in steel.
About this registration
Accuracy starts before the first cut. Share your fabrication and plating background, from marking out and component preparation to fit-up, assembly and dimensional control in the workshop or on site.
Your experience may include
- Interpret fabrication drawings, check dimensions and plan a practical assembly sequence.
- Mark out, cut, prepare and form plate or structural components using equipment within your competence.
- Fit and tack assemblies in line with approved procedures, controlling alignment and distortion.
- Check completed dimensions, maintain material identification and coordinate with welding and inspection teams.
Help us understand your background
- Structural steel, platework, vessels, supports or other fabrication experience.
- Materials, thickness ranges, forming methods and workshop machinery you use.
- Trade qualifications, drawing skills and examples of complex assemblies or repair work.
Work that fits your circumstances
Tell us where you want to work, when you are available and whether you prefer permanent employment or contract opportunities. Include travel, shift or rotation preferences and the sectors you know best. You do not need experience in every area listed above; a clear account of your strengths helps us understand your fit.
A straightforward next step
When enrolment is open, create your Wexlen profile and build it in stages. Add your experience, then a CV and relevant cards or qualification certificates when you have them to hand. Practical experience matters: make clear what you have done, what you hold and what you would like to do next.
What happens next
Your profile gives Wexlen a starting point for future-role matching. If a potentially suitable opportunity arises, a recruiter may contact you to discuss the specific role, location, pay, engagement terms and requirements before you decide whether to proceed. Keep your availability and preferences up to date.
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This is an expression of interest for future recruitment opportunities, not a confirmed vacancy. Registering does not guarantee work.
