General Labourer

Busy Bee Recruitment

Salisbury, Wiltshire

9 months ago

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General Labourer

Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire

Hours: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week

Salary: £25,400

Benefits: 21 days annual leave (increase each year up to 25 days), Company Van provided (can be used for personal use), Enrolment to an NVQ qualification, 12 weeks training plan, CSCS card, Generous pension contribution, Annual Flu Jabs, Annul Pay Reviews, Overtime rate.

Duration: Permanent

Are you seeking an entry-level position with a market-leading company? If so, this could be the perfect opportunity! My client, a specialist in property damage restoration, is looking for a dedicated individual with experience in construction and general labouring who is eager to secure a permanent role with opportunities for growth, development, and full training.

Who are we?

We are Busy Bee Recruitment, an award-winning recruitment agency supplying both temporary and permanent staffing solutions throughout the UK to our client base spanning multiple sectors including Sales, Marketing, Industrial, Manufacturing, Engineering, IT, Accountancy, Administration & Executive Search.

Job Duties:

Performing repairs on a range of hard surfaces, including woods, veneers, ceramics, enamels, stone, brick, metal, foils and plastics
Mixing and working with materials and chemicals
Visit client sites across domestic and commercial settings.
Using specialist fillers, primers, paints, adhesives and repair compounds for rebuilding and restoration purposes
Operating basic hand tools like heat guns, orbital sanders, blending brushes, spatulas and polishing pads
Continuously following strict Health and Safety guidelines and keeping your van clean and well stocked

What we are looking for:
Must hold a Full UK Driving License
CSCS card is beneficial
Keen eyes for colour and detail
Practical and good with hands on tasks
Previous experience in restoration or working in a similar environment is beneficial

So, are you ready for your next job? Hit on the apply button today.

If you have not received a response within 3-5 working days, unfortunately your application has been unsuccessful. Busy Bee Recruitment Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency for this Permanent vacancy

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