Trades we supply
Steel fixers
Reinforcement fixing on civils, infrastructure and frame work. Cages, mats, columns and slabs, usually to a tight programme ahead of a pour.
What a good one looks like
Steel fixing sits directly in front of a concrete pour, so a gang that is slow does not just cost its own day, it moves everything behind it. Good fixers read a bar bending schedule without needing it explained and flag a clash before the pour rather than during it.
It is also where the pay rate earns its keep. Good people have a choice of sites, so the rate you set decides who is willing to take the job. We show you that rate and add £25, which means you can raise it without our margin moving with it.
How our pricing worksCards and tickets
- CSCS card
- NVQ Level 2 in steel fixing for skilled operatives
- Working at height and harness training
- Own nips and tools
What moves the rate
- Whether the work is at height
- Programme pressure ahead of pours
- Gang size and whether a chargehand is required
- Site location and travel
We do not publish a rate table. Pay moves with the trade, the season and the location, so any figure printed here would be wrong within a month. Ring and we will tell you what the job is genuinely paying today.
What we can send you
- Slabs and mats
- Columns and cages
- Civils and infrastructure
- Precast and frame work
- Gangs and squads
One call and it’s handled
- 01
Tell us the order
Trade, headcount, site, start date, tickets required.
- 02
Agree the rate
You see the worker’s pay and our flat £25. Nothing hidden.
- 03
We vet them
Cards, references and right to work checked. Names before they travel.
- 04
They turn up
On time and expecting the job you described. We check in after day one.
Where we supply steel fixers
Nationwide, with these regions covered most heavily.
Need steel fixers?
Tell us how many, which site and when you need them. We will come back with names, tickets and a rate you can see the whole of.
- CSCS & tickets verified
- Right to work checked
- Payroll we own