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Multi-Skilled Maintenance Operative

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1 month ago
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CNC Recruitment are looking for a skilled and reliable Multi-Skilled Maintenance Operative to join our client in Yeovil – a well-respected aerospace engineering company.

Woking hours: Part Time – Flexible Hours
Job Type: Temporary Ongoing
Salary: £12.50 per hour

Key Responsibilities:

Security:

  • Ensure all buildings are secure and locked at the end of each day.

    Cleaning:

  • Perform regular and deep cleaning of internal and external spaces including offices, restrooms, and communal areas.

  • Maintain hygiene standards and replenish consumables.

  • Operate cleaning equipment safely and effectively.

  • Ensure Biffa contract is maintained and bin pick ups scheduled.

    Gardening:

  • Carry out general grounds maintenance: mowing, pruning, planting, weeding, and seasonal tasks and FOD Inspections.

  • Operate and maintain garden equipment safely.

    DIY & Odd Jobs:

  • Assemble furniture, mount fixtures, and complete basic carpentry and painting tasks.

  • Assist with various ad hoc maintenance requests as they arise.

  • Painting, decorating and repairs.

  • Liaise with landlord regarding maintenance and upkeep.

    Building Maintenance:

  • Conduct regular building inspections.

  • Perform small repairs and touch-ups to internal and external structures.

  • Identify and report any issues needing specialist attention.

    Drainage:

  • Unblock and clean gutters, downpipes, and minor drainage systems.

  • Report complex drainage issues as needed.

    Plumbing (Minor Works):

  • Fix leaking taps, unblock drains and toilets, replace washers, and perform minor pipework repairs.

  • Identify more complex issues and escalate accordingly.

    Electrical (Minor Works):

  • Monitor condition of electricals works and identify more complex issues and escalate accordingly

  • Ensure all electrical tasks comply with safety regulations and escalate complex work to certified electricians.

    Key Skills and Requirements:

  • Experience in a similar multi-skilled maintenance or handyman role.

  • Basic knowledge of plumbing, electrics, and building maintenance.

  • Comfortable using hand and power tools.

  • Physically fit with the ability to work indoors and outdoors in various conditions.

  • Strong communication and time management skills.

  • Attention to detail with a safety-first mindset.

  • Driving license (preferred).

  • Relevant trade certifications (desirable but not essential for minor works).

    Working Conditions:

  • Mix of indoor and outdoor work in all weather conditions.

  • May involve lifting, climbing ladders, and use of power tools

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