Carpenter Multi

Join a large contractor in Fareham and start with a company van, fuel card, and all essential tools from day one. As a Carpenter Multi, you’ll responsible in providing a responsive maintenance and repair within domestic properties. This opportunity is with a respected and established building contractor in the area, known for its strong reputation in the housing sector and commitment to its workforce. You’ll be part of a company that values high-quality work and supports ongoing growth in a stable, full-time environment. I’d be keen to see applications from anyone with experience in general building trades, whether you’ve previously worked as a Kitchen Fitter, Fire Door Fitter, or Joiner. As a Carpenter Multi, you will be: Fit and Fix Mortice Latch and Latch set, multipoint locks, Door Hanging, Door Lining and Rebated framework Gain entry and make safe to properties All aspects of kitchen installation with mitred worktop joints and flooring Able to use the phone and PDA to communicate effectivelyI’d love to speak to Carpenter Multi who has: Trade experience within the residential repairs sector Experience of kitchen installations including 1st and 2nd fix Experience of fire door installation Have a good knowledge of residential building regulations Has NVQ Level 2 or equivalent in Carpentry A full UK driving licence A DBS check will be required before commencing of the roleThis Carpenter Multi role is offering the following benefits: Van and fuel card is provided 34 days annual leave rising to 36 days (including bank holiday) Life insurance Company pension scheme Uniform and safety equipment providedThis role is offering a salary of £38,600 per year. Location & travel Based in Fareham, the role includes a company vehicle, making site travel easy. Woking’s central location offers excellent road links, including the A3, M4, and M25, providing quick access across the Southeast England. If this Carpenter Multi role sounds like something you’d be interested in, apply now, or call R’mone on (phone number removed)