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I remember some years ago a guy who joined our company through the community. He was employed as a mechanic but had no experience on the field. He claims to be a welder and a mechanic because he has been an apprentice at a roadside car bodywork shop for a year. Because of his inexperience, he always assisted the welders, mechanics, and sandblasters so he could learn, and because he knew our director personally, regardless of the job, he was always on site. After a few months, he claimed to be a jack of all trades, and he said, "I'm a welder, mechanic, and sandblaster. To him, he thought he knew everything, but to us, we knew he had a fair idea of all the trades because he had been assisting them. I took time to advise him to choose a trade and specialize in because you can be with us for two years and still be assisting, and this company will not be there forever. He felt so comfortable and thought he would work there forever, so he never listened to me. After a few months, the numbers on site had to reduce because the task was almost done and they needed only experienced men on site, so he had to go home. This is the sad aspect: after months in the house, he called asking if I could link him up with any job, so I asked him, Are you a mechanic, welder, or sandblaster? He couldn't answer because he realized he just had a fair idea of all the trades but couldn't specialize in a single one. Please don't mess up any opportunity because they are hard to find now. We work to grow, we work to improve, and we work to learn and specialize. It's good to be a jack of all trades, but invest in yourself, learn to be different from your peers, and specialize to make you stand out. Don't feel so comfortable, wake up and learn something new; try to specialize in what you do and think of your next position in the industry you find yourself in.#HUMBLEweld🔥❤️👨🏭
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We are hiring! Please contact [email protected] Crane Installer – Apprentice General Job Summary We are looking for an individual to join our team and become a Crane Installer. The candidate must be willing and able to learn, have good self-discipline, and be able to work well with others. Our ideal candidate should be able to communicate clearly, read a tape measure, work from heights, and possess the skill or ability to perform Ironwork or Structural Welding. In addition, the candidate should have a mechanical acumen for the assembly of components. Experience and certifications in operating forklifts, aerial lifts, heavy machinery, rigging, welding and/or supervising is a plus. Job Duties and Responsibilities • Read and understand blueprints and project layout • Measure, layout and install to exact specifications • Use of lasers and other means of measuring tools • Follow direction and clearly communicate with others • Use of hand tools for bolting and connecting members • Properly install bolting hardware per industry standard practice or prescribed specifications • Install or fabricate metal pieces into columns, girders, or other structural frameworks • Repair or replace existing steel parts of buildings and other structures • Ensure proper alignment of pieces and components installed • Rig onto components and steel members following proper rigging techniques • Operate forklifts, aerial lift, and other machinery to accomplish tasks • Signal operators of forklifts and cranes for positioning of components and steel members • Clean and maintain all tools and equipment to ensure they remain in good condition • Follow all industry and governmental regulations on safety protocols Job Requirements and Qualifications • High school diploma or equivalent • Mandatory hair follicle testing • Background and Motor Vehicle checks • 90% Travel required • Travel long distances in company trucks with co-workers • Ability to work from heights out of aerial lifts and from structures with proper anchorage and tie off points • Must understand and adhere to safety policies • Some experience in welding or construction preferred • Full time work with overtime • Familiar industry tools and equipment, such as hand and power tools and welding devices • Good communication skills and attention to detail • Able to lift at least 35 pounds and stand for extended periods Big G Steel Benefits: - Professional Development and Training - Health Insurance (partially company paid) - Vision & Dental Insurance - Other Insurance Policies - Company Match IRA program - Paid Time off
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Expanded Assessment Options for Selected Automotive Trades Applicants Removal of Mandatory Offshore Skills Assessment Program Requirement From 1 April 2023, the need for the following automotive trades from qualified applicants/countries of passport were removed from having to have their skills mandatorily assessed through the Offshore Skills Assessment Program (OSAP). Applicants are now able to have their skills assessed through the Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) program. This change means that the applicants have the option of a less expensive documentary evidence only assessment and removes the need to complete an additional technical assessment. It is important to note that applicants must have a qualification relevant to the chosen occupation. • Automotive Electrician 321111 – China, Ireland, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom • Diesel Motor Mechanic 321212 - China, Ireland, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom • Motor Mechanic 321211 - China, Ireland, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom • Panelbeater 324111 - Ireland, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom • Vehicle Painter 324311 – China, Ireland, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom Source: https://lnkd.in/gGqEuBqX
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RIGGER Rigger; includes the erecting of structural steel and working safely at heights, i.e. harness / static line, etc. Safety is of utmost importance in a work area, especially if you are dealing with heavy machinery or equipment. To avoid mistakes that can be dangerous to workers, there are set guidelines and requirements that company owners and workers must adhere to. One of these is getting a basic rigging ticket or undergoing basic rigging training. What do you need a rigging ticket for? Without undergoing a rigging training, you may have to deal with any of these situations: *(a)* damage/s to equipment *(b)* infringement notices from the Workplace Health and Safety in Queensland *(c)* inconvenience to your client/s *(d)* higher insurance premiums It is important to obtain a basic rigging ticket or undergo basic rigging training. Both the company owner and trainee should keep in mind that it is their legal obligation to follow the set guidelines to keep workers safe at all times Mohammed boumeddiene.
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The City of Coronado is #hiring! We are now accepting applications for the Mechanic I/II position in the Public Services & Engineering Department. To learn more about the position, visit our career page and apply today! https://lnkd.in/gytCwS8d #cityofcoronado #coronadojobs #jobs #publicsectorjobs #sandiego #fleetservices #jobopportunities #professionalgrowth #applytoday
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𝟱 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗷𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀. Jointers are the backbone of our business. Here's everything you need to know about theirs: What exactly does a jointer do? A cable jointer’s main task is to install joints and terminations on cables which allows them to be connected to other elements of our electrical grids - either as part of a new installation or during a repair. Doing this makes jointers a critical element of establishing and maintaining power flow to our homes, cities and industry. What are the requirements for the job? Cable jointing is a highly skilled profession, and our jointers provide the highest quality of craftsmanship. It requires dexterity, stamina, technical knowledge, an eye for details and the ability to troubleshoot unexpected challenges. People skills are essential, too. What are some of the challenges as a jointer? A jointer’s job changes with each project's unique requirements and is therefore never exactly the same. Cable jointers work outside throughout the year, sometimes in rough weather conditions, in great heights or cramped spaces underground. Since they work with high voltage levels, they are always conscious for their own safety but also the quality of their work. What does it take to become a jointer and practice this exciting profession? Ideally you have completed a professional training as an electrician, locksmith, mechanic or another craft. How are jointers trained? Since it is challenging to stay up to date with the products and procedures continuously developing and improving, we ensure that our jointers are regularly trained by experienced trainers. 📚👷♂️ #NKT #installation #jointer #jointersweek #cableinstallation #jobdescription #jobprofile #whatajointerdoes
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