Fabricator
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A fabricator is a type of welder, joining metal pieces together to create a product or to use as pieces in other products. Usually working in a manufacturing facility, fabricators are responsible for aligning, fitting, welding, measuring, laying out and inspecting parts, marking cutting lines, studying specifications, gathering materials and operating machinery.
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- Equipment Maintenance
- Installation
- Monitoring
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