Job Description
Multi-Skilled Joiner Salary: 37,550 rising to 39,526 per annum (Starting Salary 37,550.00) Location: Didsbury, Manchester Full Time / 35 hours per week / Permanent About Us Southway owns over 6,500 homes in Greater Manchester and is a community-focused housing association with a vision to provide excellent customer service and quality homes, where communities thrive. By 2030, it aims to grow to 10,000 homes and invest 5 million in its communities to help people to live well and independently. Southway strives for continuous improvement led by customers, communities and colleagues. It is a member of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter and is guided by its REACH values of Respect, Equity, Ambition, Compassion and Honesty. The Role An exciting opportunity has arisen in the Property Services team for a Multi-Skilled Joiner, and for the right persons we offer a 35-hour week, competitive salary, excellent contributory pension scheme, access to a health care plan and 25 days holiday increasing to 30 days per year through length of service, in addition to the 8 public bank holidays. There is a requirement to participate in an out of hours emergency repairs service on a rota basis. Required: Minimum NVQ Level 2 or equivalent qualification in Carpentry & Joinery. Multi-Skilling ability in several other related trades i.e. plumbing, patch plastering, tiling. Experience of delivering a customer-focused service. Demonstrable ability for personal organisation and effective working. A valid full manual driving licence. Desirable: NVQ Level 3 or equivalent qualification in Carpentry & Joinery. Closing Date: 27 September 2026 Interview Date: W/C 5 October 2026 Applications are being reviewed as they are received, and interviews will be arranged for successful candidates in date order. The Trust reserves the right to remove the job advert once vacate positions have been recruited. So please do not wait until the closing date to ap
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