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Long term work available for the right candidates with the correct cards and tickets and want a stable job and income for the foreseeable future.

PAYE basis

On Offer:

  • Rate of £24.00 - £27.00 per hour Depending on experience

  • Pension

  • Training and upskilling paid for

  • Safe working environment

  • Free PPE

  • Secure regular income

    Overtime When Available:

    Candidates must have:

  • Responsible for overseeing the team’s construction activities.

  • Planning, coordinating, and assisting in cost control.

  • Operating and promoting safe working on site.

  • Implementing company requirements and legal regulations.

  • Perform and record site inspections.

  • Supervising the maintenance of tools and equipments.

  • Planning the hire of contract equipment and operators.

  • Provide modifications to the inlet works to manage peak flows of 500l/s with storm flow separation and inlet screening plant.

  • Ensure sufficient wash water is available for screening and screenings handling equipment.

  • Modify inlet works to pass forward new FtFT of 73 l/sec with active control.

  • Ensure all site liquors are returned downstream of storm separation and PFF flow measurement.

  • Provide a Final Settlement Tank adjacent to the existing FST, process capacity to be similar to existing.

  • Construct new flow split chamber to feed FST’s and associated pipework

  • Remove Copasac frame from Final Effluent sampling chamber.

  • ICA telemetry outstation shall require replacement/upgrade in accordance with the latest TW specifications.

  • CSCS Gold Card (Supervisor's),

  • First Aid and Manual Handling

  • SSSTS

    Preferred

  • CSCS Black Card (Manager's)

  • SMSTS

  • First Aid

  • Manual Handling

  • Driving Licence

    So, if you want to work for a main contractor that cares about their tradesmen, then this is your opportunity to apply and join the project now!

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