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Plastering Fibrous
A building would look like a skeleton without skin if not for the skills of talented Fibrous Plasterers. You could say they put the ‘body’ in their work!
What sort of things do Plastering Fibrous workers do?
- Measure room walls, work out layout and install insulation and moisture barriers
- Measure, mark and cut plasterboard
- Lift and position panels and fasten to walls and ceilings and cover joins and holes
- Prepare and fit panel mouldings and other plaster fittings
- Install fire-rated wall barriers
- Spray fibrous materials over surfaces
- Install acoustic walls and treatments
Where do Plastering Fibrous workers work?
- Building and construction companies
- Plastering subcontracting firms
- Businesses that manufacture plaster products
- For themselves, working on a subcontract basis
You may enjoy being an Plastering Fibrous worker if you…
- Are good with your hands
- Can work neatly and accurately
- Can work at heights on scaffolding or ladders
- Are free from allergies to dust and other materials used
What sort of training do you need?
To become a Fibrous Plasterer usually requires completion of an Apprenticeship in General Construction (Wall and Ceiling Lining). Entry requirements may vary, but employers generally require Year 10. The length of training can vary and may involve both on-the-job and off-the-job components. The off-the-job training is provided through Registered Training Organisations to Certificate III level. You may be able to start training for this occupation while still at school.
Smart Move
Skilled Fibrous Plasterers find satisfaction in their jobs and may become specialised in restoration work.
To become a Fibrous Plasterer usually requires completion of an Apprenticeship in General Construction (Wall and Ceiling Lining). Entry requirements may vary, but employers generally require Year 10. The length of training can vary and may involve both on-the-job and off-the-job components. The off-the-job training is provided through Registered Training Organisations to Certificate III level. You may be able to start training for this occupation while still at school.
Smart Move
Skilled Fibrous Plasterers find satisfaction in their jobs and may become specialised in restoration work.
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