BIM Detailers

The role Our client is looking for a Civil Engineer to join them on a permanent, full-time basis in Dublin. In this role you will take civil and structural engineering work from early design through to completion. You will produce calculations and drawings, check that the work meets Irish standards and regulations, and work with production, site and project staff to make sure each job is built as designed. This is a single position working 39 hours a week. What you will do Prepare and check engineering designs, calculations and specifications for civil and structural elements, working to Eurocodes and the relevant Irish standards. Produce, review and approve technical drawings, and work with draughtspeople or CAD technicians to make sure drawings are accurate and ready for use. Assess project requirements, site conditions and loadings so that designs are safe, buildable and cost-effective. Work with production and site teams to resolve technical queries and make sure work is carried out to the approved design. Carry out site visits and inspections to check progress, quality and compliance, and record your findings clearly. Prepare technical reports, method statements and documents that support quality control and certification. Liaise with clients, consultants, contractors and local authorities on technical matters throughout each project. Help prepare estimates, material quantities and programmes so that projects stay on time and on budget. Follow health and safety requirements on every project and help identify and control risks in design and on site.

The role Our client is looking for a permanent, full-time Architect role based in Dublin. You will turn client ideas into buildable designs for bespoke metalwork and structural steel, from feature staircases and laser-cut gates to railings and steel supports for extensions. You will work closely with clients at the start of each project and with the fabrication team as the work moves into the workshop and on to site, so that what is designed can be made, installed and used safely. What you will do Meet clients to understand their brief, the site and their budget, and develop design options with them. Prepare concept designs, 3D renderings and visualisations so clients can approve a design before fabrication starts. Produce detailed drawings and specifications for the workshop, covering dimensions, materials, finishes and fixings. Carry out site visits and surveys to take measurements and check how new metalwork will fit existing buildings. Check designs against the Building Regulations, in particular for stairs, guarding, handrails and access ramps. Work with the fabricators and installers to resolve detailing questions and keep designs practical to build. Advise on whether planning permission or other consents are needed, and prepare drawings for applications where required. Liaise with structural engineers on steel supports and load-bearing elements. Review completed work to confirm it matches the approved design.

The role Our client, a manufacturing business, is looking for TIG Welder's to join its team on a permanent, full-time basis. This position is open to experienced TIG welders, stainless pipe welders and fabricators, pipefitters who can fabricate and TIG weld, and stainless plate fabricators. Most of your work will be in stainless steel, and you will work from drawings and isometrics to produce accurate, high-quality welds and fabrications. The roles are based in County Limerick or County Kilkenny What you will do TIG weld stainless steel pipe, plate and fabricated components to the standard set out in drawings and weld specifications Read and interpret engineering drawings and isometrics to plan each job before you start Measure, cut, prepare and fit up stainless pipe spools and plate assemblies ready for welding Fabricate pipework and plate components from start to finish, including tacking, alignment and final welding Set up and maintain your TIG equipment, including the correct shielding gas and purge arrangements for stainless work Check your finished welds and fabrications visually and against dimensions, and put right any defects Follow safe working practices, including safe manual handling of pipe, plate and materials Keep your work area tidy and organised, and report any equipment or material problems promptly