Manchester Stairs Limited
Workshop Assistant

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Company Description
Manchester Stairs Limited is a specialist manufacturer and installer of bespoke staircases and related joinery products, serving residential and commercial clients in and around Manchester. The company focuses on high-quality craftsmanship, reliable service, and safe working practices within its workshop and on client sites. Team members work closely together to meet project deadlines and maintain high standards of finish and customer satisfaction. Joining Manchester Stairs Limited offers the opportunity to develop practical skills, contribute to visible projects, and grow within a supportive, hands-on environment.
Role Description
The Workshop Assistant role is a full-time, on-site position based in Manchester. Day-to-day tasks include:
- Supporting the workshop team with the preparation, assembly, and finishing of staircase components
- Handling materials
- Maintaining a clean and organized work area
- Assisting with basic machine operations under supervision
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The role involves:
- Measuring and checking materials
- Packing and loading products for delivery
- Following safety procedures and quality checks
The Workshop Assistant will:
- Collaborate closely with joiners and supervisors
- Follow work instructions
- Help ensure projects are completed on schedule and to specification
Qualifications
- Practical workshop or construction experience, with the ability to use hand tools and basic power tools safely and accurately.
- Strong attention to detail, including measuring, checking, and handling materials to meet quality standards.
- Good physical stamina and manual handling capability to lift, move, and position materials throughout the workday.
- Reliable time management and organizational skills to follow schedules, prioritize tasks, and maintain a tidy workspace.
- Effective communication and teamwork skills to work constructively with supervisors and colleagues in a busy workshop environment.
- Commitment to health and safety practices, including following instructions, using protective equipment, and reporting hazards.
- Willingness to learn new techniques, receive training, and develop skills in joinery and staircase manufacturing.


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Previous experience in a joinery, manufacturing, or construction environment and a relevant vocational qualification are beneficial but not essential.
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