Installer

How to find an installer: steel structures, equipment, work at height

Updated 20 October 2026

First say what exactly is to be installed

An installer might be a person who puts together steel frame structures, or a specialist in lines, pipelines or ventilation. Installing equipment needs the ability to read diagrams and work with units, while steel structures need slinging, welded or bolted joints and work at height. So “installer needed” without detail brings chaos in the replies.

Height, travel and conditions

If the work is done at height, write that plainly and say whether a certificate for work at height is needed. This is a safety matter, and an experienced candidate will look for exactly this detail. Many installers work at sites across the country, so state honestly about travel, long assignments, how long the sites last and who pays for travel and accommodation.

For equipment installation, the candidate needs to know whether tools, work clothing, safety harnesses and transport to the site are provided. If something has to be bought personally, say so in advance. That filters out at once those who won't accept it.

What to put in the job post

• What to install — steel structures, equipment, pipelines, ventilation;
• Work at height — yes or no, certificate needed;
• Experience — how many years, on which sites;
• Schedule — for example, 6 days a week, long assignments;
• Pay — salary, piece rate, daily allowance;
• Place of work — region, sites, trips across India;
• Accommodation — provided or not, meals;
• Paperwork — formal employment, travel assignments.

Example: “A steel structure installer is needed, Delhi NCR, with trips across India. Certificate for work at height, 2+ years of experience, 6 days a week, formal employment, salary from ₹28,000, accommodation at the sites provided.”

How it works on BlaBlaPrice

You publish one request for the job instead of sending it to groups. It is checked and you get hints about details candidates lack. Installers from your region reply in chat: experience, certificate, readiness to travel, expected pay. Reviews help you compare. Contacts stay hidden until you choose a person. More about this: how it works.

How to compare candidates

Ask about the sites the person has worked on and whether he installed on his own or as part of a crew. Ask him to describe the hardest site: what he installed, how many people were in the crew, how they dealt with inaccurate dimensions. It matters how he treats safety rules and on-site repair of equipment. For related work you may need a welder and an electrician.

If you are looking for work

Register on BlaBlaPrice as a service provider, pick this category and your region, and you will receive such job posts to reply to.