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Plater
Altrad are currently looking for experienced Platers to join the team for Project Works.
This role will involve working 11 Days On, 3 Day Off - 10 Hour Shifts, Mobilisation Start Date ASAP
Duration Until the 14/08/2026 - Possible Extension.
The position is paid under NAECI agreement, with lodge and travel paid where applicable.
Key Deliverables
- Read and interpret engineering drawings, general arrangement drawings and technical specifications to determine work requirements.
- Plan fabrication activities and select appropriate tools, equipment and materials to complete tasks safely and efficiently.
- Cut, prepare, shape, fabricate and assemble plate and structural steel components in accordance with project specifications.
- Carry out fabrication shop assembly activities including burning, grinding, skin casing, duct work, hangers and support fabrication.
- Mark out, measure and check fabricated components using approved methods to ensure dimensional accuracy and specification compliance.
- Assemble and install fabricated components using approved methods including welding, bolting and riveting.
- Inspect materials, fabrications and installations throughout the work process, identifying defects and taking corrective action where required.
- Prepare work areas, materials and equipment prior to commencing engineering activities, ensuring all safety requirements are met.
- Reinstate equipment and work areas to a safe condition following completion of work activities.
- Work in accordance with permits to work, risk assessments, method statements and site safety procedures.
- Monitor quality and productivity standards and support continuous improvement initiatives.
- Report progress, issues, defects and opportunities for improvement in a timely and professional manner.
- Maintain the highest standards of safety, quality and workmanship at all times.
- Communicate effectively with supervisors, engineers, clients, subcontractors and regulatory representatives.
- Support team activities and contribute to the successful delivery of project objectives.
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Key Requirements / Qualifications
- General secondary education or equivalent.
- Completed a recognised Plating, Fabrication or Engineering Apprenticeship or equivalent vocational qualification.
- NVQ Level 3, ACE Card or equivalent industry-recognised qualification in Plating or Fabrication.
- Valid CCNSG Safety Passport or equivalent site-required safety certification.
- Minimum 12 months' experience in platework, steelwork fabrication and structural assembly activities.
- Experience working within the engineering construction industry on major industrial projects.
- Experience within the oil & gas, petrochemical, thermal power generation, manufacturing or nuclear sectors is desirable.
- Sound understanding of fabrication techniques, plating methods and associated equipment.
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications and fabrication instructions.
- Understanding of human performance principles and safe working practices.
- Critical task training and site-specific authorisations as required by the project.
- Strong commitment to safety, quality and continuous improvement.


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Key Competencies
- Strong teamwork skills with a respectful and professional approach.
- Ability to build positive working relationships and collaborate effectively with colleagues.
- Adaptable and responsive to changing project requirements.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
- Ability to identify process improvements and implement efficient working methods.
- Reliable and efficient in delivering work to required standards and deadlines.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills.
- Demonstrates a strong safety-first mindset and commitment to compliance.
- Maintains high standards of quality, productivity and workmanship at all times.
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