A Winning Team

Overview

Assist
The main duty of the apprentice dry liner is to help a dry liner or a group of dry liners with the menial tasks, such as removing debris from construction areas or retrieving tools for the other Dry liners. The apprentice dry liner spends most of his time watching and listening to the licensed Dry Liners, so he/she can learn as much about this skilled trade as possible. Sweeping up construction areas, laying out tools, refilling work pouches and other basic construction tasks are just part of the learning process.

Learn
Many parts of the construction process are broken down into different areas of construction, from steel of concrete frames with performing interior and exteriors construction. Drylining will entail learning how to install studwork partitions, performance partitions and plasterboard ceilings. Apprentice Dry liners over a 2-year apprenticeship are shown how to perform multiple task so they can learn every aspect of Dry Lining. Watching, asking questions and hands-on application are all part of the learning process for an apprentice Dry Liner

Tools
A lot of different tools are used for construction. Part of the job description of an apprentice Dry Liners is to know how to use every type of construction tool. Construction requires the use of more than just a hammer and nails. Tape measures, squares, levels and power-operated tools are used during construction. The apprentice Dry Liners are taught how to use each tool including stud guns, cordless drills and laser leveling Using different saws is also part of the job description of an apprentice carpenter. Skill saws, miter saws, jigsaws and some specialty hand saws are required during construction, and the apprentice Dry Liner learns how each saw operates and uses the saws to complete different work assignments.

Documents
Part of the job description of an apprentice Dry Liner is to read blueprints, architectural drawings and construction layouts. Apprentice Dry Liners also systematically plan parts of the construction project, so they can advance to become licensed Dry Liners generally, apprentice Dry Liners are assigned a basic task which requires them to read the blueprints and build a small piece of the construction project such as a section studwork wall. As the apprentice Dry Liner become more skilled in following blueprints and their construction skills become more advanced, they are assigned more difficult parts of the construction project, such as room layout and construction.

Key Responsibilities:
• Report to Project Managers Contract Managers & Directors on Project Delivery and Quality.
• To develop role with the use of training and experience.
• To help maintain good relationships with Supply Chain, Architects and Clients.
• To help achieve repeat business with Clients

Salary
£9 per hour, 20 days holiday, travel expenses, starter tool kits and personal protective equipment provided.
In built support in numeracy and literacy is included if required.

Requirements

No experience necessary. We are looking for motivated and dedicated individuals aged between 18-24 years old and looking to work with an award winning interior fit-out company.
This 2 year opportunity is ideally suited for young men and women residing in London as the sites you will be operating in are across central London.
You will be expected to attend college on day release studying for your NVQ Level 2 throughout the apprenticeship.

Working hours
40 hours per week.

Overview

Assist
The main duty of the apprentice carpenter is to help a carpenter or a group of carpenters with the menial tasks, such as removing debris from construction areas or retrieving tools for the other carpenters. The apprentice carpenter spends most of his time watching and listening to the licensed carpenters so he can learn as much about this skilled trade as possible. Sweeping up construction areas, laying out tools, refilling work pouches and other basic construction tasks are just part of the learning process.

Learn
Many parts of the construction process are broken down into different areas of construction, from the foundation where concrete, sand and gravel are being installed to framing the building, roofing the building, installing windows and doors and performing interior and exterior construction. Apprentice carpenters over a 2 year apprenticeship are shown how to perform multiple construction tasks so they can learn every aspect of carpentry. Watching, asking questions and hands-on application are all part of the learning process for an apprentice carpenter.

Tools
A lot of different tools are used for construction. Part of the job description of an apprentice carpenter is to know how to use every type of construction tool. Construction requires the use of more than just a hammer and nails. Tape measures, squares, levels and power-operated tools are used during construction. The apprentice carpenters are taught how to use each tool. Using different saws is also part of the job description of an apprentice carpenter. Skill saws, miter saws, jigsaws and some specialty saws are required during construction, and the apprentice carpenter learns how each saw operates and uses the saws to complete different work assignments.

Documents
Part of the job description of an apprentice carpenter is to read blueprints, architectural drawings and construction layouts. Apprentice carpenters also systematically plan parts of the construction project so they can advance to become licensed carpenters. Generally, apprentice carpenters are assigned a basic task which requires them to read the blueprints and build a small piece of the construction project such as a bay window or back porch add-on. As the apprentice carpenters become more skilled in following blueprints and their construction skills become more advanced, they are assigned more difficult parts of the construction project, such as room layout and construction.

Key Responsibilities:
• Report to Project Managers Contract Managers & Directors on Project Delivery and Quality.
• To develop role with the use of training and experience.
• To help maintain good relationships with Supply Chain, Architects and Clients.
• To help achieve repeat business with Clients

Salary
£9 per hour, 20 days holiday, travel expenses, starter tool kits and personal protective equipment provided.
In built support in numeracy and literacy is included if required.

Requirements

No experience necessary. We are looking for motivated and dedicated individuals aged between 18-24 years old and looking to work with an award winning interior fit-out company.
This 2 year opportunity is ideally suited for young men and women residing in London as the sites you will be operating in are across central London.
You will be expected to attend college on day release studying for your NVQ Level 2 throughout the apprenticeship.

Working hours
40 hours per week.