Midlands Housing Regeneration Ltd
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Company Description
Midlands Housing Regeneration (MHR) specialises in housing refurbishment and regeneration across the East Midlands, with a focus on improving homes and neighbourhoods. The company delivers high-quality renovation and maintenance projects that support better living environments for local communities. MHR’s experienced team is known for reliable service, strong workmanship, and long-lasting results. The organisation is committed to building better homes and strengthening communities through careful planning and consistent project delivery.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Joiner role based in Nottingham. The Joiner will work on refurbishment and regeneration projects, carrying out carpentry tasks such as installing doors, windows, skirting boards, and other internal and external timber components. Day-to-day duties include measuring and cutting materials, assembling and fitting frameworks, using hand and power tools safely, and ensuring finishes meet quality and safety standards. The Joiner will collaborate with site managers and other trades, follow project plans and building regulations, and maintain a clean, safe work area. The role also involves inspecting completed work, resolving minor issues on site, and contributing to timely project completion.
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- Strong Carpentry and Finish Carpentry skills, with experience in residential refurbishment or regeneration projects.
- Competence in using Hand Tools and Power Tools safely and efficiently, with good awareness of relevant safety procedures.
- Ability to carry out Framing and structural joinery tasks, including accurate measuring, cutting, and installation.
- Relevant vocational qualification or apprenticeship in carpentry or joinery (e.g., NVQ/City & Guilds or equivalent).
- Good understanding of building regulations, site safety standards, and quality workmanship requirements.
- Ability to read and follow technical drawings and work instructions, with strong attention to detail.
- Reliable, organized, and able to work both independently and as part of a multi-trade team.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites within the Nottingham area and wider East Midlands, as required.
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