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Shuttering Carpenter

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About the Role
We are currently looking for experienced Shuttering Carpenters for a long-term project in Newtons Cove, by the sea.
CIS self employed or Limited company pay available.
Project Details
Project consists of 2 x 5-storey reinforced concrete (RC) frame buildings.
Key Responsibilities
- Erecting, assembling and dismantling shuttering/formwork for reinforced concrete structures.
- Setting out and constructing formwork to required dimensions and specifications.
- Working with traditional timber formwork and proprietary formwork systems.
- Forming columns, walls, beams, slabs, cores and other RC structural elements.
- Reading and working from drawings and specifications.
- Measuring, cutting and fixing timber and other formwork materials.
- Installing shutters, supports, walers, braces and associated temporary works.
- Checking levels, dimensions, alignment and plumb before concrete pours.
- Stripping and cleaning formwork following concrete pours.
- Working alongside steel fixers, concrete gangs and other trades.
- Maintaining a clean and safe working area.
- Following site RAMS, health & safety requirements and supervisor instructions.
- Carrying out other reasonable duties associated with shuttering/formwork and RC frame construction.
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- Proven experience as a Shuttering Carpenter on RC frame projects.
- Previous experience working on multi-storey reinforced concrete structures.
- Competent with traditional and/or system formwork.
- Ability to interpret construction drawings.
- Good understanding of concrete pours, construction joints and formwork sequencing.
- Ability to work safely at height and around temporary works.
- Good knowledge of site health & safety requirements.
- Reliable, punctual and able to commit to the full 12-month duration.
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