PB Logistics (Solutions) Ltd.
Office Furniture Installer

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PB Logistics (Solutions) Ltd. is a B2B logistics partner providing end-to-end logistics, storage, fulfilment, delivery, and installation support for businesses handling high-value or specialist goods. The company serves clients across the UK in sectors such as commercial interiors, specialist furniture, manufacturing, e-commerce, retail, and project-led operations.
PB Logistics operates from secure warehouse facilities offering storage, installation, and delivery, supported by AI vehicle tracking, with fast proof of delivery for clear job visibility. The company is accredited to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001, and is RHA member and SSIP approved, making it a trusted supplier for tenders and large commercial projects. PB Logistics focuses on providing a single point of contact and tailored support to match how each client’s business actually works.
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The Office Furniture Installer is a full-time role based in Stirling, responsible for the safe delivery, assembly, and installation of office furniture and pods at client locations. Day-to-day tasks include:


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- Loading and unloading your vehicle
- Transporting furniture to designated areas on site
- Assembling desks, chairs, storage units, and pods according to manufacturer instructions
- Completing fit-outs to agreed layouts and quality standards
The role involves reading and interpreting installation plans, working closely with team members and site contacts, and ensuring work areas are kept clean, safe, and organized. The Installer will also:
- Carry out basic checks on furniture for damage
- Report any issues
- Follow health and safety procedures
- Provide professional, courteous service to clients throughout each project
Qualifications
- Experience in furniture installation, office fit-outs, or commercial interiors preferred, with the ability to interpret layout plans and installation instructions.
- Practical skills in using hand and power tools safely, performing basic measurements, and assembling furniture to a high standard of workmanship.
- Awareness of health and safety practices, ideally including CSCS card.
- Strong customer service and communication skills, with a professional approach when working on client premises and collaborating with team members and site managers.
- Good physical fitness and the ability to handle manual lifting, carrying, and moving of furniture and equipment in line with safe working practices.
- Reliable time management, attention to detail, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a small installation team.
- Valid UK driving licence and willingness to travel to various locations.
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