Shuttering Joiner

Shuttering Joiner site based in Hunterston
Pay up to £22/hour + overtime
Job Overview
The Shuttering Joiner shall be capable of safely constructing and dismantling timber and proprietary formwork associated with reinforced concrete civils works within live ScottishPower Primary Substations. Works will include foundations and bases for security fencing, vehicle gates, CCTV towers, lighting columns, equipment cabinets, communication kiosks and associated infrastructure as part of the PSUP programme. The individual shall possess the necessary safety awareness, excavation competence and ScottishPower authorisations to work safely within operational electricity substations whilst maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, quality and environmental compliance.
Responsibilities
Read drawings and measurements, then mark out and cut materials for shuttering.
Assemble, secure and check formwork using hand tools and power tools; adjust components to achieve a stable, accurate fit.
Dismantle shuttering when appropriate, handle materials carefully and keep your work area organised.
Coordinate with colleagues and report issues that could affect the quality or safe progress of the work.
Experience
NVQ Level 2 or 3 Formwork / Shuttering Occupations
CSCS Skilled Worker Card (Formwork/Shuttering)
Manual Handling
Working at Height Awareness
Minimum 3 years' experience as a Shuttering Joiner within civil engineering, utilities or infrastructure projects
Experience constructing timber and proprietary formwork for reinforced concrete structures
Experience building foundations for gates, fencing, towers, kiosks, cabinets, lighting columns and ancillary infrastructure
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, reinforcement details and setting out information
Experience working around excavation works and foundation construction
Understanding of concrete placement, curing and striking requirements
Strong understanding of health and safety requirements within construction environments
Ability to work effectively within multi-disciplinary teams

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