Formwork Construction: Measuring, cutting, and assembling forms from materials like wood or metal, often using hand and power tools.
Formwork Installation: Installing and aligning forms to meet the specific dimensions and shape of the concrete structure, securing them with nails, screws, or other fasteners.
Reinforcement: Working with rebar and other reinforcement materials to strengthen the concrete structure.
Safety Compliance: Ensuring all work adheres to safety regulations and building codes.
Collaboration: Working with other construction team members, including concrete finishers, carpenters, and site supervisors.
Form Removal: Removing the forms after the concrete has cured and hardened.
Quality Control: Performing checks to ensure the forms are accurate and durable, and that the concrete pour meets specifications.
Worksite Preparation: Preparing the area for concrete placement, including setting up shoring and scaffolding.
Material Handling: Moving and handling materials, including concrete, rebar, and formwork components.
Maintenance: Maintaining tools and equipment in good working order.
Blueprint Interpretation: Reading and understanding construction drawings and blueprints.
Weather Awareness: Working outdoors in various weather conditions.
Physical Demands: Lifting heavy materials, working in awkward positions, and working at heights.
