Metal Fabricator (Structural Steel / Metal Fabrication)

Cutting, forming, and assembling metal components for structures and machinery

Metal fabricators interpret drawings, cut materials to size, and shape steel or aluminum using presses, rollers, or CNC machines. They then weld or bolt parts together, creating frames, platforms, and custom metal products.

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Key Benefits

Versatile Manufacturing

Produce anything from building frameworks to machine guards or artistic metalwork.

High-Tech Tools

Operate CNC plasma cutters, press brakes, and advanced machinery for precision.

Steady Demand

Structural steel remains a core material for Australian construction and industry.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Public Liability Insurance

Essential for any onsite installs or workshop visits by clients.

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Tool & Machinery Coverage

Protects expensive fabrication machinery like CNC cutters and press brakes.

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Professional Indemnity

If offering design or engineering advice beyond manufacturing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Metal Fabrication) via an apprenticeship is the standard pathway.

Yes, fabricators typically have basic to advanced welding skills depending on project requirements.

Not usually, though certain types of structural work may require registered building practitioners or compliance with welding codes.

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