Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Scaffold Labourer - Cleveland

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Altrad Scaffold Labourer Position
Altrad are currently looking for an experienced Scaffold Labourer to join the team at Cleveland for site works.
This role will involve working 38 hour weeks Monday - Friday.
The position is paid under local agreements (£16.99 per hour), must be local to site.
The role is fixed term with an end date of 25.09.2026 approx.
Key Deliverables
- Have an understanding of company safety policy and ensure that it is complied with
- Use the correct tools, plant and equipment and keep them in good condition.
- Report to supervision any defects in plant and equipment, protective clothing or safety equipment
- Work in a safe manner at all times, avoid taking unnecessary risks
- Keep working areas and welfare facilities in a clean, tidy and safe condition at all times
- Not indulge in any horseplay or interfere with or misuse any plant, equipment or anything provided in the interest of health, safety or welfare
- Report all accidents or incidents immediately to the supervisor or site manager
- Behave in a professional manner on site and when representing Altrad off site
- Erect/dismantle scaffold as requested by the supervisor in a safe and efficient manner
- Actively participate in pre-job risk assessments
- Keep working areas in a clean and tidy condition at all times
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- Have a valid CCNSG Safety Passport or EMSS Safety Passport
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