Manpower Register
This is Gulf Orbit's full manpower register, across civil construction, mechanical and electrical work, and site management. Each entry says what the trade actually does on site, which industries request it, and where in a project it belongs.
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Civil Construction Trades
Erects, alters and dismantles access scaffolding so other trades can work safely at height. On industrial sites this trade sets the pace, because painting, insulation, welding and inspection all wait on the access being ready.
Civil Construction Trades
Runs the civil crew on the work front: allocates the day's work, checks it against the drawing, and is the point of contact between the supplied crew and the client's site engineer.
Civil Construction Trades
Cuts, bends and ties reinforcement steel into position ahead of concrete pours, working from bar bending schedules and reinforcement drawings.
Civil Construction Trades
Builds, aligns and strikes formwork for concrete — the shuttering that gives a pour its shape, line and level.
Civil Construction Trades
Lays blockwork for internal and external walls to line, level and bond, including openings, lintels and built-in fixings.
Civil Construction Trades
General site workers with trade experience who handle preparation, assistance and secondary tasks across civil work fronts without being tied to one trade.
Civil Construction Trades
Supports a skilled trade directly: moving material, mixing, handing up and keeping the work front supplied so the tradesman stays on the tools.
Civil Construction Trades
Applies internal and external plaster and render to blockwork and concrete, working to the flatness and finish the specification calls for.
Civil Construction Trades
Second-fix joinery: doors, frames, skirting, architrave, built-in units and the trim work that closes out a building.
Civil Construction Trades
Builds gypsum board partitions, bulkheads and suspended ceilings, including framing, boarding, jointing and access provision for services.
Civil Construction Trades
Cuts and bends reinforcement bar to schedule, usually at a cutting-and-bending yard, so fixers receive bar ready to place.
Civil Construction Trades
Marks, cuts, assembles and prepares structural steel sections for erection, working from fabrication drawings.
Civil Construction Trades
Applies paint and protective coatings by spray, including surface preparation and masking, on building and industrial surfaces.
Civil Construction Trades
Brush and roller painting and decoration of internal and external surfaces, including preparation, filling and finishing.
Civil Construction Trades
Sets floor and wall tiling to level, line and joint width, including cutting, setting out and grouting.
Civil Construction Trades
Installs marble and stone to floors, walls, stairs and cladding, including setting out, fixing, jointing and polishing.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Welds pipe in the 6G position — fixed at 45 degrees, welded all the way round — to a standard that passes radiographic inspection. This is the highest-qualification welding request on the register.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Gas tungsten arc welding for stainless steel, alloy and thin-wall work where weld cleanliness and control matter more than deposition speed.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Measures, cuts, aligns and fits up pipework and supports ready for welding or mechanical joining, working from isometrics.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Plans and carries out lifting operations: selects and inspects gear, attaches loads, and directs the crane operator through the lift.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs, terminates and tests electrical systems on plant: cable tray and containment, power and control cabling, motors, and field devices.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs and tests water supply, drainage and sanitary systems, including first fix pipework and second fix fittings.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Copper pipework specialist for medical gas, chilled water, refrigeration and high-specification services requiring brazed joints.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Produces pipe spools in the fabrication shop from isometrics: marking, cutting, bevelling, fit-up and dimensional checking before release to site.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
General electrical installation for buildings: containment, wiring, distribution boards, lighting, small power and final fix.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Builds, wires and tests electrical panels and control boards, working from schematics and wiring diagrams.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Runs the electrical crew on site: allocates work, checks installation against drawings, and manages isolation and permit compliance within the team.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs, aligns, maintains and overhauls rotating and static mechanical equipment: pumps, gearboxes, couplings and drives.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Fabricates and installs aluminium windows, doors, curtain wall framing, louvres and cladding sub-frames.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs glazing to facades, partitions, doors and balustrades, including handling, setting, sealing and protection.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
General structural and fabrication welding on carbon steel where the work is not subject to radiographic pipe inspection.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Gas metal arc welding for production and fabrication work where deposition rate and repeatability matter.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Vertical-position plate welding, typically for structural, tank and vessel work qualified in the 3G position.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs HVAC ductwork, supports, dampers and diffusers, working from mechanical layouts.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Produces sheet-metal ductwork sections and fittings in the workshop from cutting lists and shop drawings.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Applies thermal and acoustic insulation to ductwork and pipework, including vapour barrier and cladding where specified.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Erects structural steel and pre-fabricated assemblies at height: landing, positioning, bolting and aligning members.
Mechanical & Electrical Trades
Installs, services and troubleshoots air-conditioning and refrigeration systems, including refrigerant handling and controls.
Site Management & Support
Coordinates across work fronts and trades, holds the client interface, and is accountable for the supplied crew's output, attendance and safety conduct.
Site Management & Support
Runs day-to-day execution across several trade crews on a work front, sitting between the trade foremen and the supervisor.
Site Management & Support
Sets out the works and verifies position and level: grid and control, structural setting out, as-built checks and volume measurement.
Site Management & Support
Operates tower cranes on building and infrastructure sites, working to lift plans and taking direction from the rigger or banksman.
Site Management & Support
Operates mobile and all-terrain cranes for lifting on construction and industrial sites, including set-up, outrigger deployment and travel between lift positions.
Site Management & Support
Moves and stacks material around site, yard and store using counterbalance and rough-terrain forklifts.
Site Management & Support
Provides technical site engineering: drawing interpretation, method and sequence, quality checks, inspection requests and progress reporting.
Site Management & Support
Produces and updates drawings for site: shop drawings, mark-ups, as-builts and coordination layouts.
Site Management & Support
Receives, records, stores and issues material and consumables, and keeps the stock position visible to the site team.
Site Management & Support
Drives heavy vehicles for material transport, plant movement and site logistics, including load securing and delivery documentation.
Site Management & Support
Drives light vehicles for crew transport, site errands and small material movements between accommodation, office and site.
Site Management & Support
Runs worker accommodation: occupancy, catering, hygiene, welfare and the daily logistics that keep a deployed crew functioning.
Site Management & Support
Prepares meals for accommodated crews to the agreed menu and hygiene standards, including stock control for the kitchen.
Site Management & Support
Handles project accounting support: timesheet consolidation, invoice preparation, cost records and reconciliation.
Site Management & Support
Site office administration: correspondence, document control, meeting records and coordination between site and head office.
Site Management & Support
General office support: document runs, refreshments, office upkeep and errands between site offices.
Trade, headcount, site location, start date and duration. The more detail you send, the more precise the response.
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