Fabricator

*You will never pay a fee to Job Bridge Global at any point for this opportunity. The Employer pays for the candidates they shortlist. There are no recruitment fees or registration fees. It's free to apply.

This job is in the UK.

All information you need is listed below. Only applications which the meet the criteria below will be accepted.

Introduction:

Job Bridge Global is pleased to announce a long awaited opportunity for skilled Fabricators (known as Platers in UK) to join our clients team in 2026. This role offers a chance to work on innovative projects in the Oil and Gas sector across the UK, enhancing your skills while contributing to critical infrastructure.

There are 3 live projects you could end up working on, all of which are landmark jobs in the UK. There are strict requirements. In order to be eligible for shortlisting for a Trade Test in Trinidad, you must meet the requirements below.

Essential Requirements:

This job requires extremely experienced and talented Fabricators. You must have or be:

• Must be a competent Fabricators. Do not apply if you lack the experience.

• Minimum 5 years experience. Do not apply if you have less.

• Have a smart phone that you can use and an email address that isn't at capacity. A large element of 'surviving' in the UK requires use of a Smartphone.

• A Completely Clean Police Record (COC). You will not pass the security clearance without it. The government will find out and you'll waste everyone's time if you lie. You categorically will not get the job. Also needed for trade test, receipts are not acceptable.

• Training Certificates.

• Resume. Must be up to date. Must not be a scanned image. Must be editable so we can redact personal information.

• If your CV only has job titles for each experience, you need to add more. You must expand on what you were working on, what project you were on, what types bends, conditions, what types of materials, what dimension/diameter of materials, achievements. Remember, everyone in Jamaica knows other Jamaicans, people in the UK have no idea who you are. This is your one chance to stand out and it's on a resume. Anyone who sends in a CV with just a job title 'Fabricator' for experience and nothing else will be disqualified.

• Do not share your passport scans with us, do not put your passport number in the CV.

• Work History - must be up to date and accurate. Gaps need to be accounted for. Everything needs to be dated from and to. Any Resume without dates will be disqualified. It's a requirement for the security checking.

• References. Must be real, they will be checked by the UK Police force for security checking. We will also be running reference checking which will utilise I.P checks to identify fraud.

The above might be straight to the point, but there is reason to be. The paperwork must be thorough. No exceptions. Some of the projects require Counter Terrorism Clearance, they will leave no stone unturned, and neither should you if you wish to get the job.

This is the job of a lifetime, in a world where immigration rules are tightening and overseas work is becoming harder and harder, and Visas are becoming more and more expensive. The UK Visa is the most expensive in the world, hence why only the best candidates will be tested, and potentially offered work.

Requirements

• Valid trade certification or equivalent qualification in Fabrication..

• Demonstrated experience as a Fabricator in an industrial environment.

• Strong capability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.

• Comprehensive knowledge of various pipe materials, fittings, and systems.

• Experience in using industry-related tools and equipment safely and effectively.

• Excellent troubleshooting abilities and attention to detail.

• Strong ability to work as part of a team and communicate effectively.

• Commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality.

• Flexibility to work extended hours to meet project requirements.

• Ability to successfully meet Drug and Alcohol testing requirements.

• Reading Technical Drawings: Interpreting engineering blueprints to determine precise measurements and fabrication requirements.

• Marking and Cutting: Using centre punches, plasma torches, or heavy-duty guillotines to accurately mark and cut metal plates.

• Shaping and Forming: Bending and shaping thick steel plates (typically thicker than 3mm) using large rollers and hydraulic presses.

• Assembly and Tacking: Using cranes, hoists, and rigging to move heavy plates into place. They then secure the pieces together using temporary mechanical fasteners or tack welds before final welding.

• Quality Control: Ensuring assembled parts meet exact tolerances, thickness, and structural integrity standards

Benefits

Excellent Pay

Flights and Visas paid for

Great working conditions

Accommodation for first month.