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Turner Access Ltd

Part 2 Scaffolders required for immediate start

Job description

Part 2 Scaffolders required for immediate start, rates of pay are £10.50 per hour plus bonus. You must have a valid CISRS card and available to show at the interview.



Job Description:

You will be required to work as part of a squad and adhere to all aspects of health and safety at all times, working with Turner OCTO System, reporting directly to a supervisor on a daily basis and delivering high quality finished scaffolds on time.



Key Benefits:

Working for a large company that has been operating for 30 years, transport will be provided to get you to site and back to branch every day. Great potential to make good earnings of pay, and working with a system that is manufactured by Turner Access here in Glasgow. Great potential to grow within the company over the forthcoming years.



Send your CV to Tam Muir: thomas.muir@turner-access.co.uk

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The rates are going backwards, it's not far away from minimum wage :nuts:
 
you really are having a laugh pal....fook me!!!!
 
There will always be some halfwit that will work for this. Their work is all sh1te. Towers and wrap rounds with their sh1te system. Young 'uns will learn the square route of f@ck all working with these c@nts
 
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SM-G930F (which is better than grimmyscaff's)

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Scaff holder

SM-G930F (which is better than grimmyscaff's)
 
How do these people survive into adulthood - 'scaffholder'. FFS! Mango solutions recruitment, remember that name folks.
 
The problem being that there's lads willing to work for this kind of rate. I know the rate in Glasgow on sites/streets has not been great recently infact has never really came back since the recession. A few pals of mine were working on price accross the central belt and believe me its poor £2.00 - £2.50/m2 erect and around £1.25 dismantle so do the maths when you have 2 scaffs and a labourers wage to pay, 20% CIS/UTR tax and no holiday pay!!! It's a raw deal North of the border, Money in Edinburgh's slightly better however still nearly 40% less than what's being offered in London, I understand living costs are expensive in London but Edinburgh and Aberdeen are also among the most expensive places to stay in UK.

The only plausible reason I can see for this is that North of the border around 80% of firms use predominantly prefabricated systems, as we all know this literally gets "thrown up" and therefor allows estimators more room to cut throat other potential tenderers and can end up with profit margins being reduced/compromised and when the shareholders feel the pinch you can be sure the scaffs and even management are gonna take a hit.
 
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