Steel Fitter / Mason / Carpenter.

MASON:

Builds walls, fences, walkways, roads, and other structures using bricks, stone, concrete blocks, or marble.
Carves out and builds structures and surfaces with bricks or concrete blocks.
Places brick or concrete blocks on mortar bed.
Cuts or saws bricks to fit around windows and doors.
Measures distances to lay out work.
Mixes mortar and grout to be used to lay brick.
Spreads mortar onto brick or block surface with a trowel.
Examines brickwork to ensure structure is built correctly.
Performs other related duties as assigned.

CARPENTER:

• Taking measurements and preparing the site for woodwork
• Preparing drawings for cabinetry, framing and other construction projects onsite
• Designing and installing fitted wooden shelves, cabinets and drywall
• Installing fixtures and fittings such as handles, locks and hinges
• Select and also evaluate materials for potential defects
• Reading and interpreting designs to meet specifications set by Architects
• Liaising with clients, suppliers and other tradesmen
• Following all standards for kitchens and bathrooms in remodelling projects
• Sourcing timber by size, strength and budget for woodworking or joinery projects
• Assessing and reviewing additional carpentry or joinery refurbishments
• Performing finish carpentry including siding, flooring and built-ins

STEEL FITTER
Using hand and power tools to cut and bend bars or mesh
Tying steel reinforcement bars (rebar’s) to build cages
Fitting spacers and chairs (supports)
Using rebar to build special casts to keep setting concrete in place
Fixing steel to concrete bases
Setting out the work area, following engineering plans 
Installing beams and pre-cast slabs.
Ability to read and interpret Structural and Rebar Shop drawings.
Analyzing the blueprints for mechanical systems to determine the specifications of the components to be constructed.
Constructing structural components from raw materials.
Using welding equipment to fuse structural components.
Inspecting fabricated components to ensure that they are the correct size.
Utilizing shears, power saws, cutting torches, and chipper knives to cut structural components as needed.
Creating a suitable maintenance schedule and performing system maintenance accordingly.
Create takeoffs based off Rebar Shop drawings.
Program and operate computerized rebar cutter & bender.
Conducting diagnostic testing on malfunctioning systems to determine the root cause of the malfunction.
Replacing damaged or defective structural components as needed.
Adhering to all work-site safety rules and regulations.