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Expertise

Expertise for industry, construction and infrastructure.

Choose the area closest to the work you are planning. We discuss each need in the context of the task, location, timing and required skills. One project may involve several trades.

Industrial mechanics & maintenance

Mechanics, electromechanics and technicians for inspection, repair, installation and production continuity.

Describe the installation, planned shutdown and mechanical and electrical work. Identify safe isolation procedures and who authorises restart. Fault finding, assembly and routine maintenance call for different skills.

Technician working on large machinery inside a factory
  • Industrial mechanics
  • Maintenance technicians
  • Electromechanics
  • Industrial electricians
  • Automation and service technicians

For plant teams, shutdowns and technical projects.

Welding & metal

Skilled metal trades for fabrication, assembly and on-site work.

Specify the welding process, material, position, drawings and inspection method. State the qualifications needed for the task. Work on an active site also requires clear arrangements for access, lifting, permits and other teams.

Welder fabricating a steel structure in a workshop
  • MIG/MAG and TIG welders
  • Pipe welders
  • Steel structure assemblers
  • Mechanical fitters

Processes, materials and qualifications are defined in the brief.

Automotive & heavy equipment

Diagnostics, repair and service for passenger cars, fleets and working machinery.

For vehicles and fleets, describe the vehicle type, repair and diagnostic equipment. Field service on working machinery may require independent fault finding. Explain the tools available and the mechanic's scope of responsibility.

Mechanic examining a heavy truck in a workshop
  • Passenger car mechanics
  • Truck and diesel engine mechanics
  • Construction equipment mechanics
  • Agricultural machinery mechanics
  • Hydraulics technicians
  • Forklift and trailer service technicians

Workshop and field-service requirements can differ.

Construction & building services

Teams for structural works, building services and finishing.

Set out the construction phase, tasks and available drawings. Materials, access, coordination between trades and acceptance of completed work help determine the right skills and team size.

Workers installing an electrical cabinet at a construction site
  • Carpenters and formwork teams
  • Steel fixers
  • Bricklayers and roofers
  • Plasterers
  • Finishing teams
  • Electricians
  • Plumbers and HVAC technicians

Site conditions and responsibility lines are agreed first.

Infrastructure & road works

Road crews, groundwork specialists and machine operators for infrastructure projects.

Describe the road section and task, ground conditions, machinery and access to the work zone. Traffic management, weather and agreed work windows affect the schedule and team.

Road crew working near an asphalt paving machine
  • Road crews
  • Paving and groundwork teams
  • Excavator operators
  • Road machinery operators
  • Infrastructure workers

Traffic, access and safety requirements shape each assignment.

HEXA Workforce

Tell us what the project needs.

Share the trades, location, expected start and scope. We will take it from there with a focused conversation.

Discuss your workforce needs