Concrete Form Worker

About the role

A Concrete Form Worker (or Formworker) builds, erects, and dismantles temporary wooden or metal structures (forms) into which concrete is poured to create foundations, walls, columns, and slabs . They interpret blueprints, measure/cut materials, install reinforcement, and ensure forms are level and secure. This role requires physical stamina, trade skills, and strict safety adherence. Key Responsibilities and Duties Formwork Construction : Measuring, cutting, shaping, and assembling wood, plywood, or metal frames to create precise molds for concrete, according to blueprints and structural plans. Installation & Alignment : Erecting, aligning, and securing forms on-site, ensuring they are level, plumb, and strong enough to withstand concrete pressure. Reinforcement & Preparation : Installing steel rebar or wire mesh to strengthen the concrete structure, and applying oil or form-release agents to prevent concrete from sticking. Dismantling & Maintenance : Removing forms (stripping) after the concrete has cured, cleaning, and maintaining materials for future reuse. Site Safety & Collaboration : Working alongside steel fixers and concrete finishers while strictly adhering to safety rules, such as wearing PPE and maintaining a clean work area. Requirements and Skills Experience: Previous construction, carpentry, or concrete experience is usually required (often 2+ years). Technical Skills: Proficiency with hand/power tools (saws, drills, hammers, tape measures) and ability to read blueprints. Physical Stamina: Ability to lift heavy materials (50+ lbs), work at heights, and stand for long periods. Conditions: Ability to work outdoors in various, sometimes harsh, weather conditions. Certification: A Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card or equivalent safety certification is often necessary.

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