Precision Recruitment Group are seeking a reliable and hardworking FLT Telehandler for an new build construction project based in Skipton area. The contract will commence mid to late September and is expected to run for a minimum of 16 months.
Working Hours 07:30- 16:30 Paid minimum 41.5 Hours Per Week
Carry out all works on site as instructed by the Site Management team
Unload materials and merchandise from incoming vehicles and stack them to assigned places
Responsible for ensuring that the needs of the workforce are handled efficiently.
Inspect machinery to determine the need for repairs and guarantee safety by performing regular maintenance
Keep updated records of inventory and activity logs
About You:
CPCS / NPORS & Right to Work in the UK
Enthusiastic and MUST be able to use initiative whilst working unsupervised
Experience of working on Construction Sites
Valid full UK Driving Licence
Apply & Reward:
To apply, please visit our website or contact the Trades Team at our Rochdale office on 01706 615300. References and eligibility will be verified as part of our candidate vetting procedures.
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