 | Looking for good estimating software and resources for a job shop that works in construction/architecture projects (fabricating and installation).
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 | Im searching for jobs in which i can use my FAA issued airframe and power-plant license.
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| I am from england and am considering move to nz.i am a fabricator welder and would like to know a little about this trade in nz. ie: is there much work in this trade and what is the general wage in it good/reasonable/poor?
1 answer - Asked By: Aidan G - 1/13/2009 |
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| I have worked in a metal fabrication shop on and off for 2 years using shears press brake rolls saws drills and other machines and I have some slight on site welding experience. (Not a professional welder) I have fork truck and overhead crane experience and can obtain a class b cdl at anytime ( my uncle has a truck I can use and know how to drive already) I work very hard and can lift around 100lbs with general ease. I would like to work as a truck driver possibly or anything pretty much as long as it pays 15hr and above as that's what I previously made as a metal fabricator |
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| I'm a 21 yr old diabetic. Currently I work a full-time job as a fabricator and that's how I have insurance and afford my supplies. I want to go back to school though and get away from the fabrication field. My mother is remarried and is on my step-dads insurance and I don't know my real dad so I can't get on his. I'm kinda stumped here and don't want this to hold me back from going to school. Anyone have a similar problem? Possibly a solution?
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| We just moved into our house that has dark grey corian countetops. The problem is that the entire surface is very dull with no shine. When I wipe them there are huge streaks after they dry. I have tried using furniture polish on them but it is only temporary and does not do that great of a job.
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| Qualification Gained if I Become a ""fabricator""
Military Engineer (Combat) Class 3
Level 2 NVQ in Fabrication and Welding Engineering
Progression Award in Engineering Principles
Military Engineer (Fabricator) Class 2
Level 2 NVQ Performing Engineering Operations
Qualification Gained if I Become a ""Metalsmith""
VRQ Level 2 Technical Certificate
Level 3 Certificate in Engineering (Fabrication and Welding)
NVQ Level 2 Performing Engineering Operations
I don't really care if one take longer to be trained for and don't really care what the differences are. But what I do care about is which one is more likely to get me employed when/if I ever decided to leave the British army.
In my opinion i get fewer but better qualifications through being a metalsmith. but the fabricator is a more commonly used job title in the industry, And all the metalsmithing I have read about and watched videos of seems to be making jewellery and that's not what I would want to do if I left the army, I would want to become a welder/fabricator/engineer of some sort.
Any Advice?
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| I don't know the exact job title of my father's job and I need some help finding the exact words. My dad works in downtown LA. He receives shipment of certain parts of clothing and then irons rhinestones on the clothing. Then those pieces of clothing gets shipped to other places to be sewn together. He does not work under a company. He started this job and does all of it alone.
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| So we bail out wall street because the banks were going to collapse. But we will not bail out the automakers for making repeated mistakes as the financial system has. E.G. savings and loans crisis and etc. So how is not helping the auto makers GOOD? How is losing three million jobs a good thing?
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 | Tomorrow I will have a job interview by an employer for a Metal Fabricator position, what are the frequent
in by an employer for this kind of position?
1 answer - Asked By: Ray Phoenix - 3/30/2011 |
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| I have been offered a position with a racing team as a fabricator. I have always worked as a W-2 employee in the past. Are there anythings I need to be aware of before I accept the job? I'll be a 1099 employee and expected to pay my own tax liability. Are there additional deductions I can take in this position? Thanks.
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 | This is the second time I posted this question, but I made a mistake the first time and wrote $90,500. LOL! I guess that explains why people's answers was so sarcastic and rude.
Anyways, I dropped out of high school in the 9th grade back in 1993. And because of circumstances and personal problems, I've never worked (except for 2 months as a fabricator). Is there any hope for a person like myself (with no real experience) to find a job that pays at least $19,500 a year? Or am I just dreaming? And please, don't be rude in your answers. This is a serious situation I'm in.
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| I have been offered a position with a racing team as a fabricator. I have always worked as a W-2 employee in the past. Are there anythings I need to be aware of before I accept the job? I'll be a 1099 employee and expected to pay my own tax liability. Are there additional deductions I can take in this position? Thanks.
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 | To make it clearer i have to write a report on a job that uses science...what things could i include?
1 answer - Asked By: ArmageddonOuttaHere - 4/15/2009 |
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 | I was made redundant just after christmas and im stuggling really bad to find work, i dont have any skills as such, since i left school ive worked as a PVC fabricator and an Aluminium die caster, i live with my partner and 2 children and now my reduncy money is running low im starting to feel the pressure, the only comfort i can find is the fact im not the only one its happening to. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
1 answer - Asked By: Wardimus83 - 2/18/2009 |
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| For years instead of stimulus that lasted a few months?
For very little taxpayer dollars instead of stimulus that cost hundreds of thousands per job that did not even last a year?
Hundreds of miles of stainless steel pipe or plate for the mills.
Thousands of valves and fittings for fabricators and foundries.
Control systems for the electronics
Construction Vehicles and work crew trucks
Construction workers
Welders
Welding Rod by the tons
Grinding wheels for US manufacturers
Wire brushes for the factories
Inspection equipment to verify each and every weld and joint
Environmental consultants and inspectors
Sales people and distribution workers for the suppliers.
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| Its a job i might like to pursue does anyone know where to get started?
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| I need to apply for my post secondary very soon and i plan on doing a skilled trade such as industrial electrician or metal fabricator, etc. Im wondering which skilled trade currently has the most demand in Canada. I don't want to come out of post secondary and have a very hard time finding a job.
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| I am a new BSME and have a job interview for steel fabricator. they are going to ask me why do you want to work here. can you give me what i should say
they are the manufacturer of the “Nu-Strut” metal framing system and custom metal products for the lab, glass, precast, and solar industries
also what is nu strut in the above statement
1 answer - Asked By: FakeName - 6/30/2012 |
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| I am a sophomore in high school and am wondering what would be the best college for me if I am looking for a job in motorsports, preferably NASCAR. When I say this I mean jobs such as engine builder or fabricator etc. I believe that the correct degree would be mechanical engineering but i am not sure. Thanks :)
thanks for the answers guys
really helps me even this early :)
4 answers - Asked By: HendrickFan2488548 - 10/27/2009 |
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