PHILIP WHEAR WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIES LTD
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Company Description
PHILIP WHEAR WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIES LTD is a specialist construction company known for designing, manufacturing, and installing windows, doors, and conservatories for residential and commercial clients. Based out of The Old School, The Stennack, St. Ives, United Kingdom, the company serves customers across the local region with high-quality, bespoke products. The team focuses on craftsmanship, reliability, and excellent customer service, delivering projects that enhance properties and improve energy efficiency. Prospective team members can expect to join a stable, hands-on business with a strong local reputation and a commitment to professional standards.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Fitters role based in Pool. The Fitter will install windows, doors, and conservatories to a high standard, ensuring accurate measurement, alignment, and secure fitting. Daily tasks include:
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- Preparing materials and tools
- Removing existing fittings where required
- Completing installations in line with building regulations and company specifications
The role involves working safely on-site, maintaining a clean and organized workspace, and communicating professionally with customers and colleagues. Fitters will also be expected to:
- Troubleshoot installation issues
- Perform minor repairs or adjustments
- Complete job documentation as needed
Qualifications
- Proven experience in window, door, or conservatory installation, or a related construction trade
- Strong practical skills with hand and power tools, including accurate measuring, cutting, and fitting
- Good understanding of health and safety practices and willingness to follow all on-site safety procedures
- Ability to read and work from technical drawings, job specifications, and installation instructions
- Reliable, punctual, and able to work effectively both independently and as part of a small team
- Good communication skills and professional customer-facing manner
- Physical ability to handle materials, work at height when required, and perform manual tasks safely
- Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel to various local job sites


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