K&G Yorkshire Ltd
Timberframer

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Company Description K&G Yorkshire Ltd is a CITB-registered company delivering professional Carpentry and Joinery services across the construction industry. The team works on a diverse range of projects, from new-build housing developments on a labor-only basis to supplying and fitting timber structures for commercial clients. The company focuses on continual improvement, aiming to enhance team performance and client service through small, consistent refinements in daily work. All trades team members hold up-to-date CSCS accreditations, demonstrating a commitment to safety and industry standards. Prospective applicants can learn more about the company and team through the K&G Yorkshire Ltd website.
Role Description The Timberframer is a full-time, on-site role based in the United Kingdom, working primarily on residential and commercial construction projects. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Reading and interpreting technical drawings
- Measuring and cutting timber components
- Assembling and installing timber frames
- Ensuring work aligns with structural and safety requirements


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The role involves collaborating closely with site managers, other trades, and suppliers, coordinating materials, and maintaining a clean and safe working environment. The Timberframer will also be responsible for:
- Inspecting completed work, making adjustments as needed
- Following company quality standards and health and safety procedures
Qualifications
- Strong practical Carpentry and Joinery skills, including accurate measuring, cutting, and assembly of timber components.
- Experience in Timber Frame construction on residential and/or commercial building sites, with the ability to interpret construction drawings and plans.
- Sound knowledge of construction site health and safety practices, including holding a valid CSCS card or being able to obtain one.
- Ability to use hand tools and power tools safely and efficiently, with good manual dexterity and physical fitness suitable for site work.
- Reliable teamwork and communication skills, with the ability to coordinate with supervisors, trades, and clients in a professional manner.
- Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality workmanship, with a proactive approach to problem-solving on site.
- Relevant trade qualification or apprenticeship in Carpentry, Joinery, or Timber Framing, or equivalent on-site experience.
- Full, valid driving license and access to transport to reach various sites is an advantage.
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