Setter Out definition

Setter Out means in Victoria and South Australia a tradesperson joiner engaged in interpreting working drawings or plans, computing quantities, selecting materials and marking out components required for manufacture to a specific design.
Setter Out means a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ who sets out work (other than wood blocks or parquetry flooring) for three or more other carpenters and joiners.
Setter Out means a carpenter and joiner who sets out work (other than wood blocks or parquetry flooring) for three or more other carpenters and joiners.

More Definitions of Setter Out

Setter Out means an employee interpreting working drawings or plans, computing or estimating quantities, selecting and setting out materials or rods from a plan, marking out, setting up guides, jigs or machinery for fixing hardware or for the repetitive production of building modules, sections or components, or other components required for manufacture to a specific design.
Setter Out means a carpenter who sets out in a joiner's shop work (other than wood blocks or parquetry flooring) for three or more other carpenters.

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