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Job Title
Interior Door & Stair Fitter / Installer – PolandEmployment Type
ContractExperience
3 to 5 yearsSalary
NegotiableJob Published
08 November 2024Job Reference No.
20573454Job Description
Location: Poland
Position: Fitter (Interior Doors & Stairs Installation)
Our client is looking for a South African citizen with a passion for woodwork and interior installations. As a fitter, you will be responsible for placing door assemblies and stairs according to high-quality standards, ensuring safety, and delivering excellent customer service.
Key Responsibilities:
- Install door assemblies and staircases at customers’ premises, following quality requirements.
- Collaborate with fellow mechanics to ensure smooth and efficient work processes.
- Customize and fix door frames and other related components.
- Install floors, suspended ceilings, walls, and cladding panels.
- Fill joints and strengthen slab structures as necessary.
Ideal Profile:
- Education/Experience: Preferably trained (A2 level) in wood techniques, or equivalent work experience in woodwork/assembly.
- Skills & Expertise:
- Extensive experience in woodwork or assembly is a strong plus.
- Ability to work independently with a hands-on mentality.
- Strong focus on quality and accuracy in all tasks.
- Excellent customer service skills and solution-oriented mindset.
- Strong emphasis on safety in all tasks.
Language
- English
Personal Qualities:
- Able to work independently, while also being a team player.
- Committed to following rules, agreements, and safety standards.
- Attention to detail and result-oriented approach.
- Strong communication skills and a customer-focused attitude.
Why Apply?
- Be part of a dedicated and close-knit team.
- Work with high-quality materials and installations.
- Contribute to projects that enhance the living spaces of customers.
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