Fraser Edwards is currently working with a Property Maintenance Company to source a skilled Carpenter/Multi Trade Operative for a long-term contract role within social housing covering the Birmingham area.

This role requires not only technical proficiency but also strong interpersonal skills to interact effectively with residents. The successful candidate will be involved in a variety of tasks, from essential carpentry work to engaging with residents and addressing their maintenance needs promptly. The role plays a crucial part in maintaining the living standards and safety of social housing properties. As a key member of the maintenance team, the operative will assist in transforming and upkeeping the living spaces, thereby improving the quality of life for residents.

The Role:

* 1st and 2nd Fix Carpentry - Hanging doors, fitting skirting and architrave.

* Basic Plumbing: Conduct essential plumbing tasks to maintain and improve property conditions.

* Kitchen and Bathroom Refurbishment Works: Play a key role in upgrading these critical areas.

* Minor Tiling Repairs: Address small tiling issues in bathrooms and kitchens.

* Patch Plastering: Execute minor plastering tasks to ensure smooth and finished surfaces.

* Snagging Works: Identify and rectify minor defects to ensure high-quality standards.

* Logging Works via PDA: Efficiently document tasks and progress using a PDA.

* Liaising with Customers, Clients, and Staff: Maintain clear communication to ensure smooth operations and customer satisfaction.

Company Benefits:
Company Van: Enjoy the convenience of a company-provided vehicle.
Fuel Card: Benefit from a fuel card to cover travel expenses.
Trade Card: Access to trade discounts and resources.
Power Tools: Equipped with high-quality tools to perform your duties effectively.

Candidate Requirements:
Full UK Driver's Licence: Essential for mobility and access to various sites.
Core Trade Qualification: Desirable but not mandatory; practical experience is highly valued.
2+ Years' Experience: Proven experience within the social housing sector is crucial for this role