apprentices
Allied Access believes that we can only have a robust construction sector if we nurture the skills required. That’s why we invest in apprenticeships, and as we’re growing, we’re always looking to recruit the right people.
not sure if scaffolding’s the career for you?
It can be a tough job. Scaffolders work in all weathers, lugging gear, climbing up and down ladders, working at what some would call dizzying heights. We all know it’s not for wimps, but how much brain power does it take to match the required muscle.
We say lots. In fact, the brain is probably the most important muscle for a scaffolder. Imagine the complex structures scaffolders build – they need to be able to visualise the finished article and know the right constituent parts. The role demands attention to detail, constant vigilance and the understanding of schedules, regulations and multiple forces. Scaffolders need to be spatially aware, safety minded, brilliant planners and have the emotional intelligence to get along with just about anyone.
Scaffolding isn’t a case of brains or brawn. When we’re recruiting for our apprenticeship programme, we look for both attributes.
already qualified?
Providing you’re willing to commit to ongoing training, we’d love to hear from you. As an Investors In People accredited employer, we’re keen to see people develop their skills and progress their careers. Tell us about your experience and your qualifications, and we’ll see if we have any opportunities that would suit.
adult trainees
Unlike some companies which only take on school leavers as apprentices, we believe that those in their early twenties also have a lot to offer. If you would like to become an NVQ Level 2 and CISRS qualified scaffolder, get in touch.
interested?
If you are interested in learning the trade, please contact us.
sectors
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what our clients say…
“Well done to the entire team. Calm professional and in control … a great deal of personal effort in challenging conditions. Many thanks.”
“Great job everybody, really well done.”