
How do I become a steel fixer
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- 11219NAT Course in Prefabricated Light Gauge Steel Frame Installation
- 22461VIC Course in Fusion Welding to ISO 9606 for Transition Workers
- CPC31120 Certificate III in Steelfixing
- CPC31712 Certificate III in Post-Tensioning
- CPCCCM2007 Use Explosive Power Tools
- CPCCCM2010 Work Safely on Scaffolding Higher Than Two Metres
- CPCCCM2012 Work Safely at Heights
- CPCCOM1016 Identify Requirements for Safe Precast and Tilt-up Work
- MEM13019 Undertake Work Health and Safety Activities in the Workplace
- RII30820 & CPC30320 Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations & Certificate III in Concreting
- RII30920 Certificate III in Civil Construction
- RII30920 Certificate III in Civil Construction (Bridge Construction and Maintenance)
- RII30920 Certificate III in Civil Construction (Civil Construction General)
- RIIWHS204E & CPCCCM2012 Work Safely at Heights (Dual Course)
Steel Fixer careers
A Steel Fixer works with concreters to place steel into concrete. You might use steel mesh to reinforce concrete or position steel beams before concrete is poured. Steel Fixers cut steel to size, bend or weld it as required and place it into position. You may have to use other equipment to place heavy steel into position.
Steel Fixers need to be able to follow directions and work to a plan. You’ll be working as part of a team so good communication skills are essential. Steel Fixers need to be capable of manual labour and should be ready to work outdoors in all sorts of weather.