Metalwork

With in-house rolling, folding, bending, cutting and TIG welding, MIG welding and braising our versatile metalwork team produce a wide range of work from large scale macho structures to intricate, beautiful sculptures.

At any one time the workshop houses supports for huge thematic facades, roller coasters, recreations of military machinery, metallic elements for display interactives, high value artefacts, intricate replica's and props. This specialist skill-base is backed up by our laser cutting, water jet cutting and powder coating facilities.

Steel and aluminium fabrication and welding
Structural steel framing out for thematic facades
Sculptural, reproduction and heritage work
Armature and mount making
MIG and TIG welding
CNC milling, routing and laser cutting

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STAFF FOCUS: Tim DeCoste, Interactives Workshop Manager

Q: Name?
A: Tim DeCoste but they call me moose now there’s four Tims.

Q: What and where did you study?
A: Seaquam secondary school in my motherland of Canada. University didn’t seem challenging enough so I went to major in waterparks abroad.

Q: How long have you worked at Paragon Creative?
A: 3 years this month.

Q: What development / training have you undertaken since joining the team?
A: IOSH managing safely and the ever-important manual handling and fire warden training. And of course the sage mentoring of Jon Myers (Operations Director) and Chris Nuttall (Technical Director).

Q: Favourite Project to work on and why?
A: Dig It Dubai Springs. It was an achievable project that has resulted in a great success which is always a boost knowing the work our department put in to it, I’m sure others did OK as well. I also got to be involved in the installation, something I don’t often get to be a part of, luckily I still have my old work boots so I almost blended in seamlessly if not for my eloquent speaking and perfect hair.

Q: What do you like about working at Paragon?
A: Everyday poses a new challenge. It’s also close to home so that’s nice.

Q: Dream project to work on?
A: If we could do something ice hockey or maple syrup based I’d be very much in my comfort zone.

Q: What does your department do?
A: Builds big toys! ... See moreSee less