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Job Title: Craft Attendant/Trainee
With an expanding reputation and increasing workload, we now have a position available for a Craft Attendant/Trainee, with the possibility of training up to full Craftsman.
Work for clients is typically within a 2-hour travel distance but can occasionally be further afield with overnight stays required (Supplied). Travel to the site will be in a company vehicle and travel time from home will be paid as part of the working day.
Key Duties
- The successful applicant will work alongside a Craftsman or Engineer on a daily basis. Time on site is typically from 8 am, for site induction until 4.30 pm. Travel time to and from the site will depend on the location and will be in addition to on-site work hours. Typical working days can range from 8 to 14 hours on-site.
- Sharing of driving duties to and from the site in a company vehicle.
- General daily assistance and support to the Craftsman/Engineer.
- Preparing work area.
- Ensuring tools, materials, and test equipment are ready to use.
- Keeping the work area clean and tidy.
- Keeping the vehicle clean and tidy.
- Ensuring consumable items are accounted for and stock kept at a suitable level.
- Mixing and pouring epoxy resin to complete joints.
- Assisting/Learning the work and testing being conducted by the Craftsmen and Engineers.
- Acting in a Live Working Support Person role when the Craftsman is carrying out live cable jointing.
- Completing test forms and as-installed drawings, and records.
- Other reasonable duties as required by the Craftsman, Line Manager, or Director.
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Requirements
- A full clean UK Driving License.
- A willingness to travel due to the nature and location of the company’s work.
- A willingness to stay away overnight when required for work further afield.
- Active engagement in the company safety policy and industry safety requirements to comply with the Health & Safety at Work etc Act and other UK laws.
- An enthusiastic approach to work and promoting the positive and professional reputation of the company at all times.
- An eagerness to learn and develop knowledge and experience, both in formal training and on-the-job mentoring.
- An ability to retain information in order to complete required industry competency assessments.
- The following items would be desirable but full training can be provided for applicants meeting the essential criteria fully:
- Jointers Mate/Craft Attendant course completed.
- Emergency First Aid at Work completed within the last 3 years.
- Holder of a valid CSCS or CSCS affiliated card, such as ECS or EUSR (SHEA Power).
- To progress as a Trainee Craftsman, the applicant would preferably need to possess electrical theory knowledge from having completed an electrical qualification, such as below or equivalent preferably:
- City & Guilds 236 or 2360.
- City & Guilds 232 or 2320.
- City & Guild 2339.


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Benefits
- Hourly Pay Rate to be negotiated based on previous experience and existing qualifications/training.
- Paid travel to and from work.
- Minimum 40 hours per week paid, with applicable travel/overtime paid in excess.
- 20 days paid holiday entitlement (plus Bank Holidays).
- Enrolment in the company pension scheme.
- Use of company vehicle for travel to and from the site.
- Overnight accommodation expenses and meals are booked and paid directly by the company.
- Tools and PPE provided.
- Applicable training provided.
- Additional training and development are available.
The candidate will be required to start immediately, where possible.
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