Sheetmetal Worker-Boilermaker

Cube Engineering Ltd; Auckland; On-site; NZD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Cube Engineering Ltd. is seeking two Metal Fabricators to support projects in Auckland. This full-time role requires fabrication and installation of shade structures, canopies, and related framing, with a minimum of 30 hours per week.

You will interpret design plans, select and prepare metal materials, and cut, shape, and form components to meet project specifications using various tools and machinery.

Qualifications

• Interpreting design plans to determine fabrication requirements.
• Reading and interpreting engineering specifications and project drawings.

Responsibilities

• Interpreting design plans, site measurements, engineering specifications, and project drawings to determine fabrication and installation requirements for shade sails, canopies, and structural framing.
• Selecting, preparing, and cleaning metal materials such as steel and aluminium used for shade structures, posts, brackets, and tensioning components.
• Cutting and shaping metal sections to project specifications using hand tools, saws, grinders, flame-cutting torches, and metal-cutting machinery.
• Shaping, bending, and forming metal posts, brackets, and frames using manual and powered tools, including heating and hammering where required to achieve correct dimensions.
• Aligning structural components and hardware using measuring instruments.

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Shade Expert specializes in providing our valuable clients with top‑class canopies, outdoor blinds, and sunrooms.

We now need two Metal Fabricators to help complete our projects to a high standard. This is a full‑time position with at least 30 hours of work per week.

As a Metal Fabricator , you are required to undertake the following tasks:

• Interpreting design plans, site measurements, engineering specifications, and project drawings to determine fabrication and installation requirements for shade sails, canopies, and structural framing.
• Selecting, preparing, and cleaning metal materials such as steel and aluminium used for shade structures, posts, brackets, and tensioning components.
• Cutting and shaping metal sections in accordance with project specifications using hand tools, saws, grinders, flame‑cutting torches, and metal‑cutting machinery.
• Shaping, bending, and forming metal posts, brackets, and frames using manual and powered tools, including heating and hammering where required to achieve correct dimensions.
• Aligning structural components and hardware using measuring instruments and