u/tjmoloney222

Hi lads, im based in Ireland and I’m wondering what apprenticeship I should do. I’m in between becoming a metal fabricator or a mechanical fitter. The long term goal is to get onto the oil rigs in the North Sea. I like welding and want a career that heavily involves it (I’ll be doing night courses to get 6g coded pipe and plate while doing either apprenticeship). I have an opportunity to do mechanical fitting in a locally based refinery but am struggling to find somewhere that does industrial grade metal fabrication. What do ye think I should do?

Hi lads, im based in Ireland and I’m wondering what apprenticeship I should do. I’m in between becoming a metal fabricator or a mechanical fitter. The long term goal is to get onto the oil rigs in the North Sea. I like welding and want a career that heavily involves it (I’ll be doing night courses to get 6g coded pipe and plate while doing either apprenticeship). I have an opportunity to do mechanical fitting in a locally based refinery but am struggling to find somewhere that does industrial grade metal fabrication. What do ye think I should do?

Hi lads, im based in Ireland and I’m wondering what apprenticeship I should do. I’m in between becoming a metal fabricator or a mechanical fitter. The long term goal is to get onto the oil rigs in the North Sea. I like welding and want a career that heavily involves it (I’ll be doing night courses to get 6g coded pipe and plate while doing either apprenticeship). I have an opportunity to do mechanical fitting in a locally based refinery but am struggling to find somewhere that does industrial grade metal fabrication. What do ye think I should do?