Residential Scaffolder for Solar Installations

ao.com; Crewe; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

33 days holiday

Pension scheme with 5%+ contribution

Wellbeing initiatives and AO Perks

Job summary

ao.com in Crewe is expanding into residential solar installations and is seeking experienced Scaffolders to deliver safe access solutions for customers across the UK.

You will erect and dismantle domestic scaffolds from the local depot, liaise with the Solar Installation Team, perform pre-work safety checks, load and organise equipment, and maintain a clean, professional site at occupied homes while meeting installation schedules.

Qualifications

• CISRS Scaffolder Blue Card required.
• Proven scaffolding experience.
• Experience erecting and dismantling domestic scaffolds.
• Full UK Driving Licence.
• Good physical fitness and ability to carry out manual work.
• Positive attitude and strong team ethic.

Responsibilities

• Erect, adapt and dismantle domestic scaffolding on residential properties.
• Install temporary roof edge protection and safe access platforms.
• Work closely with Solar Installation Teams to ensure scaffolds meet job requirements.
• Load and unload scaffold equipment and ensure vehicles are organised and stocked.
• Carry out pre-work safety checks and identify site hazards.
• Inspect scaffold structures and ensure compliance with current regulations and company standards.
• Maintain a clean and professional working environment.
• Provide excellent customer service whilst working at occupied residential homes.
• Work efficiently to meet installation schedules without compromising safety.
• Support your mate and wider team to ensure jobs are completed right first time.

Skills

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Physical fitness

Job description

ao.com in Crewe is expanding into residential solar installations and is seeking experienced Scaffolders to deliver safe access solutions for customers across the UK.

You will erect and dismantle domestic scaffolds from the local depot, liaise with the Solar Installation Team, perform pre-work safety checks, load and organise equipment, and maintain a clean, professional site at occupied homes while meeting installation schedules.