Structural Renovations Limited
Concrete Repairers

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Company Description
Structural Renovations Limited is a specialist contractor established in 1993, primarily operating across the South East of England. The company employs a fully trained, directly engaged workforce supported by a hands-on management team, providing services from initial feasibility through to project completion. Structural Renovations works as Principal Contractor, Main Contractor, and specialist Sub-Contractor on projects up to £1.75m in value. The company holds key industry accreditations and is approved by leading material manufacturers such as Sika, Weber, Fosroc, Flexcrete, and Remmers. With extensive experience across health, education, governmental, commercial, residential, and infrastructure sectors, the team frequently works on listed structures, collaborating with engineers, surveyors, architects, and conservation bodies like English Heritage.
Role Description
The Concrete Repairer role is an on-site position based in the London Area. In this role, the Concrete Repairer will carry out concrete inspection, preparation, and repair works on a variety of structures, including commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects. Day-to-day tasks include surface preparation, application of repair mortars and protective coatings, crack repairs, and reinstatement of finishes in line with manufacturer specifications and project drawings. The Concrete Repairer will work closely with site supervisors and other trades to ensure safe working practices, accurate documentation of work completed, and adherence to quality and industry standards. The role also involves using appropriate tools and equipment, following health and safety procedures, and maintaining a clean and organized work area.
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- Experience in concrete repair, structural refurbishment, or related construction trades, including surface preparation and application of repair materials.
- Knowledge of working with specialist repair systems and coatings from manufacturers such as Sika, Weber, Fosroc, Flexcrete and Remmers, or similar.
- Ability to read and follow technical drawings, method statements, and specifications, with strong attention to detail and quality standards.
- Understanding of health and safety regulations, safe use of tools and access equipment, and commitment to safe site practices.
- Relevant construction or trade qualifications (e.g., NVQ or equivalent) and prior experience on commercial or infrastructure sites; experience on listed or heritage structures is an advantage.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills, reliability, and the ability to work outdoors and at height when required.
- Full, valid right to work in the United Kingdom; a driving license suitable for travel to various sites in the London Area is beneficial.
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