Kitchen fitter

Enjoy ongoing work, weekly pay and £200–£220 per day, working on occupied social housing properties across Wolverhampton. This Kitchen Fitter role offers long-term, consistent work, with one property completed per day and an ASAP start available.

You’ll be working on kitchen installations in occupied social housing properties across Wolverhampton. The rip-out works have already been completed, so you’ll be focused on installing kitchens and completing the work to a high standard. No other trades are required, making this a great opportunity for an experienced Kitchen Fitter looking for reliable, ongoing work in one local area.

I’d love to see applications from anyone who has worked as a Kitchen Fitter, Carpenter, kitchen installer or in a similar carpentry role.

As a Kitchen Fitter you will be:

Installing kitchens in occupied social housing properties Fitting kitchen units, worktops and associated fixtures Completing kitchen installations to a high standard Working on one property per day Carrying out general carpentry where required Working independently within occupied properties Leaving each property clean and ready for completionI’d love to speak to anyone who has:

Previous Kitchen Fitter experience Experience with kitchen installations A background in Carpentry or as a Carpenter Experience working in social housing or domestic properties A valid CSCS Card Their own tools Their own transport Good communication skills when working in occupied propertiesThe role is offering the following benefits:

£200–£220 per day Ongoing, long-term work Weekly pay Wolverhampton-based work ASAP start available Consistent social housing contractLocation & travel Based solely in Wolverhampton, this Kitchen Fitter role is ideal for someone local to the area or able to commute reliably using their own transport. You’ll be working across occupied social housing properties within the Wolverhampton area.

If this Kitchen Fitter role sounds like something you’d be interested in, apply now, call Mae on (phone number removed)