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Russell Taylor Group Ltd
Posted 5 days ago, valid for 2 days
Liverpool, Merseyside L2 2DP, England
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Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- Russell Taylor Group is seeking experienced Roofers & Gangs for a project at a University Building in Liverpool.
- The role involves installing and replacing diminishing and random slates, and a CSCS Card is required along with references from similar projects.
- The rate of pay is negotiable based on experience and can be paid under CIS.
- Interested candidates should apply online or contact RTG Manchester at (0161) 358 0199 to express their interest.
- Candidates should have relevant experience, although the specific number of years required is not mentioned.
You will be responsible for Slate work - installing/replacing diminishing and random Slates
CSCS Card required, as well as references from similar projects.
Rate of pay is negotiable dependent on experience - (Can be paid CIS)
If interested/available, please apply online. Alternatively, please contact RTG Manchester on (0161) 358 0199 to register your interest.
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