Boat Builder - Related jobs
Kaihanga Waka
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- Fabrication Engineer (Welding)Welding fabrication engineers make, join and repair metal parts for machinery and equipment such as motor bodies, trailer units, containers, truck frames and bridges.
- JoinerJoiners measure, cut, prepare and assemble timber and timber board products to make interior fittings such as kitchen cabinets, doors, window frames and stairs.
- Maintenance and Diagnostics EngineerMaintenance and diagnostics engineers make, fit and repair parts for machines and related equipment used on boats, farms, sawmills and mining sites, as well as in factories and oil refineries.
- Marine EngineerMarine engineers build, maintain, service and repair engines, as well as mechanical and electronic equipment on board a variety of vessels.
- MoulderMoulders use sand to make moulds, which they use to produce metal castings.
- Naval ArchitectNaval architects plan, design and supervise the construction and repair of ships, yachts and pleasure craft. They may also be employed in the off-shore industry, doing work such as the design and construction of oil rigs.
- Sheet Metal EngineerSheet metal engineers make, install and repair sheet metal products such as vents, machine guards, roof flashings and aircraft parts.
Related industries
- Marine ConstructionMarine construction involves building and refitting boats, which may include:
- pleasure craft, such as yachts, and super yachts
- work boats, such as fishing boats
- aluminium and fibreglass vessels
- naval vessels.
Work in the industry can include designing and building boats, engineering, or doing work on the interior of the boat, such as cabinet making or electrical work.
Updated
September 2009
