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We are seeking a Labourer / Gateman with a valid 9m Telehandler ticket to work on a project in Bridgewater
This position will be a split of working as a labourer/gateman but also being hopping in and out of the machine when needed, therefore applicants must be comfortable working primarily in a labouring/gateman role with occasional machine operation. Duties will include:
- General site labouring and assisting trades - Gateman duties including managing site access and deliveries - Operating a 9m telehandler as required - Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised site - Complying with all health & safety requirements
Requirements:
- Valid CSCS card - CPCS or NPORS 9m Telehandler ticket (essential) - Previous construction site experience - Reliable, punctual, and flexible approach to work - Gateman ticket not essential
What’s on offer:
- 3–4 months of work - Well-run site and supportive team - Competitive rates of pay
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