Complete boat fabrication contracts
Ibrahim can take responsibility for complete aluminium boat fabrication contracts and build the vessel from his own workshop.
Custom Alu Solutions
Custom fabrication backed by more than 20 years of boatbuilding, shipyard and welding experience—with quality considered at every stage.
Flexible ways to work
Whether you need an experienced fabricator to join your team, mobile welding completed on site, a one-off custom fabrication, or an entire aluminium boat built under contract, Ibrahim can shape his service around the job.
Ibrahim can take responsibility for complete aluminium boat fabrication contracts and build the vessel from his own workshop.
Bring Ibrahim into your workshop or existing team for an agreed period or project, adding experienced hands where they are needed.
Suitable welding, fabrication, modification and repair work can be completed at the customer’s site.
One-off fabrication, repairs and modifications across aluminium, stainless steel, mild and carbon steel, copper-nickel and supported TIG, MIG and pipe-fabrication processes.
Proof of workmanship
Real fabrication work completed across marine and industrial projects.
Experience behind every job
The experience behind Custom Alu Solutions spans aluminium boatbuilding in New Zealand, shipyard fabrication in Singapore and work connected with offshore-supply vessels.
Ibrahim's background includes hands-on welding and fabrication, leading-hand responsibility and welding quality control. That combination brings practical judgment to how a job is scoped, prepared, welded and checked.
Practical capability
Every custom job starts with its real requirements—not a catalogue. These provisional capability areas will be refined with Ibrahim before the full lead-generation launch.
Quality-focused aluminium fabrication informed by extensive experience in New Zealand boatbuilding.
A practical approach to marine repairs, alterations and strengthening work, assessed job by job.
Purpose-built parts and assemblies developed from a drawing, sample, photograph or clear project brief.
Controlled welding across specialist materials, with careful attention to preparation, fit-up and finish.
Background in marine pipe fabrication and demanding positional welding, including work up to 6G.
Flexible support for one-off fabrication and suitable small repeat-production requirements.
Photos, drawings and dimensions help start a useful conversation.
Qualification background
A technical background across TIG / GTAW, MIG / GMAW and marine pipe welding, including positional work up to 6G.
Qualification background covering 3G, 4G and 6G marine aluminium welding.
TIG / GTAW pipe-welding qualification background, including the 6G position.
Marine pipe-welding experience and TIG / GTAW qualification background.
Pipe-fabrication and MIG welding experience, including positional 6G work.
Specific certificates, standards and current status will be confirmed before the qualification register is published.

Reliability through the process
Dependable fabrication begins with understanding what the finished work needs to do and continues through every decision that follows.
Clarify the outcome, material and important constraints.
Good welding starts before the arc—with clean preparation and controlled fit-up.
Review the work for the agreed fit, finish and project requirements.
A clear way forward
Share the job, problem, photograph, drawing or dimensions.
Agree on the scope, material, timing and expected outcome.
Complete the work with checks during preparation, fit-up and welding.
Inspect the finished work and arrange a suitable handover.
Start with the job
A useful first message can be simple. Share what you need made or repaired, what it is for and any photographs, drawings or dimensions you already have.