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C&V Scaffolding

Part 2 scaffolder

Port Talbot
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Company Description

C&V Scaffolding is a professional scaffolding contractor based in Port Talbot, South Wales, delivering fully certified access solutions for residential, commercial, and new-build projects across the region. The company supports a wide range of clients, including housebuilders, roofing contractors, developers, housing associations, and local authorities, with safe and cost-effective scaffolding services. With CISRS-qualified scaffolders, CHAS and CITB accreditation, and £5M public liability insurance, C&V Scaffolding is trusted to handle projects from small domestic works to large housing developments and reactive maintenance contracts. Services cover residential and commercial scaffolding, new build developments, temporary roofs, access towers, and reactive maintenance support, all delivered in line with TG20:21 and site safety standards. The team focuses on fast turnaround, transparent pricing, and building long-term relationships through consistent, safe, and professional service.

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Role Description

The Part 2 Scaffolder role is a full-time, on-site position based in Port Talbot, working across projects in South Wales. The role involves erecting, modifying, and dismantling various scaffolding systems in line with TG20:21 guidelines and company safety procedures. Daily tasks include:

  • Reading and interpreting drawings
  • Selecting and loading materials
  • Assembling structures such as access towers, edge protection, and temporary roofs
  • Carrying out safety checks and inspections

The Part 2 Scaffolder will collaborate closely with site supervisors, other scaffolders, and clients to ensure safe access solutions are delivered on schedule. The role also includes maintaining a clean and safe working environment, adhering to risk assessments and method statements, and completing any required site documentation.

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Qualifications

  • Valid CISRS Part 2 Scaffolder qualification and relevant on-site scaffolding experience.
  • Strong understanding of scaffolding standards, TG20:21 compliance, and safe working practices at height.
  • Ability to read and work from scaffolding drawings, plans, and method statements.
  • Good physical fitness and manual handling capability for working with scaffolding materials and equipment.
  • Effective teamwork and communication skills for coordinating with supervisors, colleagues, and site personnel.
  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites across South Wales.
  • Up-to-date health and safety training; CSCS card or equivalent is an advantage.
  • Experience on residential, commercial, and new-build projects is beneficial, along with a reliable, safety-focused work approach.
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Port Talbot, Wales, United Kingdom

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