FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of an Insulator in this role?
The primary responsibilities include carrying out site surveys and measurements for insulation works, reading and understanding drawings, removing and installing insulation, performing pinning works, manufacturing insulation mattresses, ensuring proper housekeeping, and communicating any unsafe conditions.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The qualifications required include a secondary school education, relevant trade apprenticeship, and a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience as an Insulator in the Marine or Offshore industry.
Is previous experience in the marine or oil & gas industry necessary?
Yes, previous experience in the marine or oil & gas industry is preferred for this position.
What skills are important for this Insulator role?
Important skills include good knowledge in pin welding, insulation stitching, and manufacturing works, along with practical experience in insulation processes.
What tools and machinery will I be working with?
You will work with machine tools required for insulation tasks and are expected to maintain them in safe working condition.
How is communication handled within the team?
Communication is important, and you are expected to communicate with your supervisor about any unsafe conditions or malfunctions of tools and machinery.
What measures are taken to ensure a safe working environment?
Measures include proper housekeeping, daily maintenance of tools, and the reporting of any unsafe conditions to supervisors.
Are there opportunities for career advancement in this position?
While specific advancement opportunities were not mentioned in the job description, experience in this role often leads to further opportunities in the marine or offshore industry.
What does the day-to-day operation look like for an Insulator?
Day-to-day operations involve following procedures related to insulation work, ensuring continuity of tasks, and maintaining efficiency and safety on the job site.
Is there a focus on minimizing waste during insulation tasks?
Yes, there is an emphasis on preventing excessive wear, tear, breakdowns, and wastage of materials and consumables.