Steel Fixing Training

This course is a practical training course learning the role of a steel fixer. You will typically be working as part of larger team on a construction project in which you will have responsibility for positioning, assembling and fixing of different shapes and sizes of steel rebar to the correct specification and tolerances. The steel fixer will be able to interpret contract information, drawings and specifications in order to assemble and install the components correctly. The training will enable you to progress on to a L2 Steel Fixer Apprenticeship with employment in the industry,

An interest in working in the construction industry and GCSE's In Math & English

Apply general workplace health, safety and welfare requirements when undertaking construction steel fixing activities. Apply safe working techniques for moving, lifting and handling pre-assembled and manufactured elements, working at heights and using access equipment. Read, interpret and work to 2D drawings, 3D BIM Models specifications and construction information. Assemble, position and fix manufactured elements. Use a range of reinforcing steel products to shape and assemble structures to specification, both on and off the construction site. Cut, bend and connect reinforcing steel. Couplers and threaded bar application. Position and fix pre-assembled elements and reinforcing steel. How to operate digital tools to aid steel fixing.

Classroom and site based training with a lot of outdoor practical training involved

PPE is provided - Hardhat, High Vis Jacker, Safety Boots, Safety Glasses Notebook, pens, scale ruler, memory stick

Observation of practical skills Written knowledge based assessment

You could then progress on to a Higher Apprenticeship and an occupational or site supervisory role within the construction industry.