Van Converter

Clifton, City and Borough of Salford
2 weeks ago
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Labour 24/7 are an employment business acting on behalf of our Swinton based client who due to increased workload are recruiting Van Conversion Operatives. You also must have a driving licence to apply for this vacancy.

Our client is looking for hard working candidates to join their fast paced team.

If you have experience in ply lining vehicles, this would be an excellent opportunity to increase your skill set too if not trained in the below.Training also provided if needed.

  • Ply Lining – Plywood, Phenolic Coated Material, Carpeting, GRP Linings, Chequer Plate, Speed Liner, Lightweight Material

  • Shelving and Storage Solutions – Plywood, Steel Framed, Aluminium, Modular

  • Roof Systems – 2-4 Bar Systems, Full Roof Racks, Roller Systems, Ladder Racks, Rear Door Ladders, Pipe Carriers

  • Onboard Power Systems – Inverters, Charging Systems

  • Reversing Aids – Camera systems, Alarms, Parking Sensors, Witness Cameras

  • H and S – Hot and Cold Handwash Units, Hand Care/Cleaning System, Fire Extinguishers, First Aid Kits

  • Seat Conversions

  • Towbars, Rear Steps

  • Utility and Welfare Conversions

  • Vehicle Lighting Solutions – Beacons, Lightbars, Directional LED, Internal Lighting, External Lighting

  • Vehicle Security – Dead/Hook Locks, Slam Locks, Security Plates, Ford Rep Locks, Armour Locks

  • Climate Control and Ventilation – Diesel Heaters, A/C Units, Wind Driven, Electric Roof Vents, Floor vents

  • Window Installations

  • Glass Frails

  • Fabrication and Welding – Chassis Cab - Fall Arrest Systems, Cage Tippers

  • Vehicle Livery

    Hours of work are Monday-Friday 8am-4.30pm. Standard Pay Rate: £13.50 per hour

    Overtime available to cover busy periods. Paid at time and half when you have worked over 40 hours per week. £20.25 per hour

    This vacancy will lead to permanent when you have completed satisfactory probationary period

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