Handyperson | Construction Handyperson | Skilled Handyperson
Chester | £18 per hour (paye) | Full-Time | 5 Days per Week | 8am Start | Long-Term Work
Introduction
Acorn by Synergie is recruiting Handyperson to join a reputable contractor for work across the Cheshire region.
This is a fantastic opportunity for candidates seeking long-term, full-time work working for a building maintenance contractor closely linked with Scottish Power.
The Role required a diligent professional multi-trades person to complete general building work including but not limited to fitting composite doors and maintenance on substations.
What We Offer
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£18 per hour.
- Company Van and fuel
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CIS payment option available.
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5 days per week.
- access to training and development to gain required tickets
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Long-term work.
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Opportunity to work with a respected construction contractor.
Key Responsibilities
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Carry out handyperson work across maintenance projects for Scottish Power
Requirements
- CSCS card - essential.
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Full PPE, including hard hat, high-visibility clothing and steel-toe boots.
- tools and experience
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Reliable, punctual and able to start at 8am.
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Strong work ethic and commitment to Health & Safety.
Interested?
If you're an experienced Handyperson, Construction Handyperson or Skilled Handyperson looking for long-term, full-time work in Chester apply online today with your up-to-date CV or contact Harry Lambert at the Acorn by Synergie Bristol branch for more information.
Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment business for the supply of temporary workers.
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