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Russell Taylor Group Ltd
Posted 12 hours ago, valid for 18 days
Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire HX7, England
£19 - £20 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- Russell Taylor Group is seeking an experienced Traffic Marshall/Banksman for a project in the Hebden Bridge (HX7) area.
- The role requires a valid CPCS/NPORS qualification with a plant/vehicle marshal ticket and a Cat and Genny ticket or strong evidence/reference.
- The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating site traffic and marshalling various plant machines.
- The pay rate for this position is £20.00 per hour, with the possibility of negotiation if deemed too low.
- Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the Russell Taylor Group, Manchester Office for more details.
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For this role you will need to hold a valid CPCS/NPORS (with CSCS Logo or Green CSCS if older card) with plant/vehicle marshal ticket qualification.
Cat and Genny ticket/knowledge is essential - if you do not have a ticket for this, strong evidence/reference will suffice.
You will be responsible for coordinating site traffic on a large project and marshalling various plant machines.
Rate of pay is 20.00ph (if you feel this is too low, give us a call - open to negotiation)
If interested/available, please contact the Russell Taylor Group, Manchester Office on (Apply online only)
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