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Company Description
Naio Ltd, founded in 2004, is a regionally recognized landscaping and fencing company known for delivering premium-quality services at moderate prices. The team focuses on thoughtful landscape design and works extensively with the construction industry, bringing strong agricultural roots to every project. Naio positions itself as a partner to customers, the wider community, and the environment, emphasizing long-term relationships and sustainable practices. Applicants can expect to join an innovative brand that values craftsmanship, reliability, and collaborative work on diverse outdoor projects.
Role Description
The Fencer role at Naio is a full-time work on a self-employed basis, on-site position based in Milton Keynes. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Installing and repairing a variety of fencing types (such as timber, metal, and security fencing)
- Setting posts
- Mixing and pouring concrete
- Ensuring all work is completed to high safety and quality standards


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The Fencer will:
- Interpret site plans
- Prepare groundworks
- Operate hand and power tools as required
The role also involves:
- Working closely with supervisors and team members
- Maintaining a clean and organized worksite
- Interacting professionally with clients and contractors
Flexibility to work outdoors in varied weather conditions and to travel between local project sites is required.
Qualifications
- Hands-on fencing skills, including post setting, panel installation, gate hanging, and basic groundworks.
- Proficiency with hand and power tools commonly used in fencing and landscaping, and ability to follow site plans or drawings.
- Good physical fitness, with capability to lift, carry, dig, and work outdoors in different weather conditions.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety, quality workmanship, and site cleanliness.
- Effective communication and teamwork skills, with a professional approach to clients and co-workers.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transport to Milton Keynes and surrounding project locations.
- Previous experience in fencing, landscaping, construction, or a related trade is highly beneficial.
- Basic understanding of health and safety regulations; relevant trade or safety certifications are an advantage.
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