Basic Scaffolder required Heathrow

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Basic Scaffolder required Heathrow

The system used is tube and fit scaffolding and the duties are the erecting and dismantling of temporary site structures. Items include hand rails, safety work, gantries, independent structures, bird cages and general access work on the construction of a new build Terminal at Heathrow. There will be internal works within the new terminal and external works on the building’s envelope, air bridges and jetties. The site is in the restricted zone of Heathrow Airport and would require security clearance in line with DfT guidelines. For more information go to ID Centre: Welcome to the BAA ID Centre website

PAYE Rates on a Contract of Employment working 6 days per week

Mon to Thurs 07.30-16.00 (8hs x £13.00) & 16.00-18.00 (2hs x £17.33)
Friday 07.30-16.00 (8hs x £13.00)
Sat 07.30-16.00 (8hs x £17.33)

£797.28 weekly gross
£590.84 weekly net with a normal PAYE Tax Code
Holiday pay 28 days per annum holiday pay paid pro rata

Candidates would be employed on a 60day initial trial period as full security clearance is checked. Over this period you would be escorted on/off the site by a member of staff with full clearance. Upon full clearance we can extend your contract until the project completes in November 2013 and you would be able to access site without an escort.

You must have: basic cisrs, photo ID, clean criminal record, be able to pass a D&A test, have a proof of address & substantial experience of tube & fit on commercial sites.

You must be able to pass a five year written reference check from no more than three employers if you have been employed. Alternatively if you have been self-employed please provide the contact details from your accountant or your HMRC tax returns.

This is a contract of employment and Hays operate as an Employment Business. There are NO dig or travel subsidies. There is allocated parking on airport perimeter and a subsidised canteen. There is a limited smoking policy on site due to the proximity of aviation fumes and a strict clocking in/out system for the recording of hours for access/egress from site.

To apply please contact me on Tel 020 8897 8851 or email CV to mike.mann@hays.com
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Agreed. Sadly the rates are not that high (but at least the job spec is accurate & transparent)
 
Is it 13 pounds sterling, or 13 Algerian dinars?
 
I just supply Heathrow and Gatwick. For London jobs contact our Victoria branch 02072598700. Send me your cv & I can forward to the right person.
 
What's going on with those rates mike I worked on there for you a good few years ago and I was on more than the over time rate on a flat week.
 
The Paye rates quoted in the advert are less than the CIS/UTR rates that we have used in the past Wrigers. This is because we have to employ candidates on an employment contract rather than a contract for services (as a temporary worker). The latter method enables candidates to work CIS & use an umbrella company which usually allows us to pay a higher rate. We cannot use this latter method as on large sites Principle Contractors would insist on the workers being employees rather than agency workers. The advantages of Paye are not bad: paid holidays, £8300 per annum tax free threshold and no need to pay an umbrella company to process your wages...
 
Hayes have always been crap payers. £13 ph is a disgrace for london. I did some work for the victoria branch, took a month to get paid and then if your wages were wrong you used to have to call a national rate numbet at 15p a minute - wouldnt touch them with a barge pole.
 
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Mike Mann said:
The Paye rates quoted in the advert are less than the CIS/UTR rates that we have used in the past Wrigers. This is because we have to employ candidates on an employment contract rather than a contract for services (as a temporary worker). The latter method enables candidates to work CIS & use an umbrella company which usually allows us to pay a higher rate. We cannot use this latter method as on large sites Principle Contractors would insist on the workers being employees rather than agency workers. The advantages of Paye are not bad: paid holidays, £8300 per annum tax free threshold and no need to pay an umbrella company to process your wages...
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You can't polish a turd Mike!
 
gunslinger757 said:
Hayes have always been crap payers. £13 ph is a disgrace for london. I did some work for the victoria branch, took a month to get paid and then if your wages were wrong you used to have to call a national rate numbet at 15p a minute - wouldnt touch them with a barge pole.
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Sorry about the poor service gunslinger, I can resolve any issues you have if you contact me direct to rectify any complaints over our service. Regards Mike Mann

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banner said:
Any night work available
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Not at the minute
 
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