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Concrete Construction Work

Cutting, assembling, and repairing steel structures from buildings and bridges to construction equipment, using a wide range of metals.

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Why is this skill important?

Steel structures are crucial in all areas of construction, from the buildings themselves to the tower cranes needed to assemble them.

For the construction metalworker, that means being able to understand engineering drawings, making mathematical calculations and then building the actual structure accurately, whether large or small.

You will need to understand how the different types of steel need to be used, working to cut, join and weld them both in engineering workshops and on site, when they are positioned into place.

Could this skill be for you?

If you like:

  • Making things
  • Using tools
  • Working outdoors

You should also take a look at:

  • Construction and Building Technology

The Challenge

Important elements of the challenge include:


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