Sheetmetal Worker

Role summary

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UGL’s Sheetmetal Worker role involves fabricating, installing, repairing and maintaining sheet-metal components, ductwork, cladding and related equipment on industrial, infrastructure or maintenance projects. Applicants would generally need relevant trade qualifications, practical sheet-metal experience, the ability to read drawings and use fabrication tools safely, and suitable licences or site tickets where required. The successful candidate is expected to follow workplace health and safety procedures, meet quality and production standards, work effectively with supervisors and other trades, and remain flexible about site-based, rostered or regional work. Physical fitness, reliable attendance, attention to detail and a strong commitment to teamwork are also important.

About the employer

UGL is a major Australian engineering, construction and maintenance services company working across transport, rail, resources, energy, water, defence and industrial infrastructure. The business provides project delivery, asset maintenance, facilities management, manufacturing and specialist engineering services to government and private-sector clients. UGL operates across Australia and supports large, technically complex projects, often requiring skilled tradespeople, engineers and site professionals. Its work can range from maintaining critical infrastructure and processing facilities to delivering new transport and energy assets. As part of the CIMIC Group, UGL is connected to a wider international infrastructure network. Employees are generally expected to work safely, professionally and collaboratively, with a strong focus on quality, reliability, environmental responsibility and customer outcomes.