Site Labourer (CSCS) – Ongoing Construction Roles in Newington

Site Labourer (CSCS) – Ongoing Construction Roles in Newington

Newington Full-Time 14.4 - 17.6 Β£ / hour (est.) No working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Assist with site clearance, move materials, and ensure safety on construction sites.
  • Company: Fawkes & Reece London, a leading name in the construction industry.
  • Benefits: Full-time temporary contract with immediate start and hands-on experience.
  • Other info: Perfect for those looking to kickstart their career in construction.
  • Why this job: Join a dynamic team and gain valuable skills in the construction field.
  • Qualifications: Labouring experience and a valid CSCS card required.

The predicted salary is between 14.4 - 17.6 Β£ per hour.

Fawkes & Reece London is hiring a Labourer for site work in Newington.

The role involves assisting with site clearance, moving materials, and cleaning areas including houses ready for handover.

You will support trades and ensure safety on site.

Start date ASAP and a temporary, full-time contract are offered.

Applicants should have labouring experience, hold a CSCS card, and be reliable and punctual in a team-based environment.

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Site Labourer (CSCS) – Ongoing Construction Roles in Newington employer: Fawkes & Reece London

Fawkes & Reece London is an excellent employer that fosters a dynamic and supportive work culture, perfect for those looking to thrive in the recruitment sector. With a strong emphasis on career progression, employees benefit from competitive commissions, engaging team events, wellness support, and generous annual leave, all while contributing to the growth of a reputable firm in a vibrant city.

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Contact Details:

Fawkes & Reece London Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Site Labourer (CSCS) – Ongoing Construction Roles in Newington

Communication Skills
Attention to Detail
Building Regulations
Organisational Skills
Problem-Solving Skills
Site Management
Health & Safety Regulations