Groundworker (Social Housing)

• Job Reference: RAGW21
• Job Title: Groundworker (Social Housing)
• Salary: £27,560 + van / fuel card / package
• Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Groundworker
Are you looking for a Groundworker role? Interested in working for a leading Construction Company?

VANRATH are recruiting a Groundworker to work on Social Housing maintenance projects for a large, leading Construction Company in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Remuneration:
£27,560 + van / fuel card / package

Key Responsibilities:
Carry out various Groundworks tasks to a high standard including:

• Flagging
• Blocked paving
• Tarmac
• Concreating
• Kerbs
• Excavations
• Footings
• Ramps

Assist with the adherence to the Company quality standards including:

• Compliance with specification
• Compliance with materials / workmanship schedules
• High quality Customer Care must always act in a polite and professional manor
• Maintain and care for all company tools
• 1st time fix to be achieved wherever possible
• Use appropriate safety equipment
• Wear appropriate clothing / uniform
• Ensure areas of work are left clean and tidy at the end of the day
• Be responsible for and take due care of the company van in accordance with the company car policy
• Be responsible for holding keys for communal entrances, meter cupboards and allow access where appropriate
• Liaison with the client, consultants, contract administrator, head office etc.
• Material co-ordination
• Ensure accurate / timely completion of any relevant documentation required on the contract

The Ideal Person:

• Relevant industry training and qualifications
• Previous experience in a similar role
• CSR Card
• Excellent communication skills
• Excellent customer service skills
• Ability to demonstrate good teamwork values
• Full, valid, clean driving license
• Maintenance experience is ideal

For further information on this vacancy, or any other Built Environment job in Belfast or wider Northern Ireland, please apply via the link below or contact Robert Apps for a confidential discussion