Job Description
3D Personnel are currently looking for a 1st & 2nd Fix Carpenter for a construction project in Glasgow. The day-to-day duties will consist of: Carrying out both 1st Fix and 2nd Fix carpentry to a high standard. Installing stud walls, floor joists, roof timbers, door linings, and other first-fix elements. Fitting internal doors, skirting boards, architraves, ironmongery, and other second-fix joinery. Installing kitchens and completing associated finishing works. Completing snagging and remedial works as required. Following site instructions from the Site Manager and working efficiently as part of the team. Ensuring all work is carried out in accordance with current health and safety regulations and industry standards. Requirements: Must hold a valid CSCS Card (Ideally Blue with NVQ) Must be hard working and driven Must have valid ID/Passport Must have full PPE (Hard hat, hi-vis, and safety boots) Must have own hand and power tools If interested please apply below or call our Andrew on (phone number removed). (url removed)> 3D Personnel Ltd are operating as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. 3D Personnel Ltd are a leading name in construction recruitment for the United Kingdom supplying Professional & Technical, Trades & Labour and construction Services talent across a broad range of construction sectors Our dedicated Resource Managers can guide you through the whole construction recruitment process and help you land that dream role in the British Construction Industry. Finding a suitable construction job for you is something 3D Personnel takes massive pride in. Other projects and progression will be available within 3D Personnel due to the ever-growing construction industry that is thriving in the United Kingdom. 3D Personnel is currently working on several large-scale projects in the United Kingdom, if the job above does not suit, please contact us for other potential construction job opportunities near you. Fo
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