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Carpenter needed

By Pat24
April 18, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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Pat24

Posted April 18, 2021

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Posted April 18, 2021

Hi there

I am looking for full time carpenter to work on several new build developments in Southeast London. We are a small family run development company currently working on two projects, 2 new build flats in CR7 and three houses is DA16.

We are looking for a team player who works well with other people.

At least 5 years experience.

Must be confident in:

1st fix floors

Cutting and pitching roofs

Rigid board insulation

Plaster boarding

Partition walls

Suspended ceilings

Good standard of second fix, doors, skirting architrave

Staircase installation

Kitchen fitting

Any other skill sets would be good

Applicant must have their own van and full set of tools

Working hours are 8am - 4:30

Pay is dependant on experience and can be negotiated.

The start date would be almost immediate.

If you are interested, or have any questions about this role.

Please do call me on 07903803464.

Thanks so much,

Pat

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