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  • Bricklayer

    Kilmarnock

    Job Description Contribute to the effective delivery of various building works etc. to the Council Housing Stock in order to assist with the...

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  • Bricklayer

    Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

    Barker Ross are recruiting for as Bricklayer in Mansfield, NG18. This is 10 weeks work for a Bricklayer in Mansfield. What will you be doing as a...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Coventry

    I am currently looking for a Bricklayer to work with a well-known Housing Association around the Coventry area. This Bricklayer position is on a...

    Posted 13 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Chichester

    £ £24/hour

    Bricklayer required in Chichester, West Sussex. My client is a reputable building contractor specialising in high end works across West Sussex,...

    Posted 25 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    L31 1HW, Melling Mount, Sefton

    £ £20 - £23/hour

    CSCS Bricklayer required in Liverpool - L31. Works to be carried out - internal block work walls which need to be bult up,few rooflights which...

    Posted 46 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Woking, Surrey

    £ £200 - £220/day

    Experienced Bricklayer needed to start on a super prime residential refurbishment project. Duties: Including general blockwork, making good and...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Hailsham

    £ £190 - £200/day

    Bricklayer PW Construction are looking for a Bricklayer to start work in Hailsham, East Sussex. The right candidate must have their own tools and a...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    CT1, Canterbury, Kent

    £ £200 - £230/day

    BRICKLAYERS/ GANG needed in Canterbury CT1 £200 - £230 Per Day Do you have a valid CSCS card? Are you available to work on a project for the next 8...

    Posted 12 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Birmingham, West Midlands

    £ £200 - £250/day

    We are recruiting for a Bricklayer to work on a construction site in Birmingham, on behalf of our client who has a nationwide presence. The site is...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    OL11, Rochdale, Greater Manchester

    £ £23.50/hour

    CSCS Carded Bricklayer required for an interior fit out project on a commercial offiice development in OL11 Rochdale. Must be time served, hold...

    Posted 11 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Salisbury

    £ £25/hour

    Bricklayers required in Salisbury. My client is currently seeking skilled and experienced bricklayers to assist on a busy residential site in...

    Posted 13 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Croydon, Greater London

    £ £25 - £27/hour

    Revolution Resourcing are currently looking for a Bricklayer in Croydon to start ASAP for a duration of 2 months working on a new build residential...

    Posted 5 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Piccadilly Circus, Greater London

    £ £25/annum

    BRICKLAYER REQUIRED for a project in Mayfair, West London. Rate for the BRICKLAYER: £25 p/h, 8 hours Role for the Bricklayer: English heritage,...

    Posted 25 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Bristol

    £ £200/day

    3x Bricklayer required for an immediate start in Bristol, Somerset What is required for the position? Ticket: CSCS Required PPE: Hard hat, high...

    Posted 24 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    United Kingdom

    Bricklayer required to start ASAP in Halesworth Suffolk Bricklayer required to start ASAP in Halesworth SuffolkHays are looking for an experienced...

    Posted 5 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    OL12, Rochdale, Greater Manchester

    £ £22/hour

    Job Details: * Bricklayer x 2 * Rochdale * £22ph * On-Going * 39 Hours Per Week (Paid) Precision Recruitment Group are looking for 2...

    Posted 25 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    TA1, Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset

    £ £220/day

    We are currently looking for an CSCS carded Bricklayer for a site in the TA1 area to start on the 15th May for around 3 x weeks. Work is on a Marine...

    Posted 26 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Hackney

    £ £23 - £24/hour

    Clearfield Recruitment are looking for 1 x bricklayer in E5 area starting on Friday 5th May. The right candidate must have: Full PPE CSCS card Own...

    Posted 25 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Winchester, Hampshire

    £ £200/day

    Do currently work in or have a passion for Construction? Are you a Bricklayer currently looking for work? CSCS is not required. If the answers are...

    Posted 19 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Leeds

    £ £120 - £150/day

    aka Recruitment are proud to be working with a successful and forward-thinking company to bring you this unique opportunity as an employed...

    Posted 17 days ago

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  • Bricklayer

    Ealing, Greater London

    £ £220/day

    Tribuild Are currently looking for Bricklayers to work on project in Northolt. Rate: £220 per shift Project: School Extension Duites: Brick and...

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  • Bricklayer

    Jersey, Channel Isles

    Creating and building beautiful award-winning homes is what we do at Dandara. Homes that combine innovative design with only the highest standards of...

    Posted 6 days ago

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Bricklayer

Working as a bricklayer will see you build and repair walls both inside and outside of properties, whilst also working on other kinds of brickwork, such as chimney stacks and tunnel walls.

Who can I work for?

Construction agencies such as Hill McGlynn and regular employment agencies oversee much bricklaying work through short-term contracts. Building contractors, The Army and local authorities are regular supplies of work, but the biggest are huge construction firms such as Barrett Homes or Persimmon.

Where and when can I work?

Working for some of the bigger construction companies should mean there should be work at a town or city near you. Some jobs will require you to live temporarily away from home, and there are even lucrative positions available abroad on short-term contracts. You'll usually work 39 hours a week, and should expect anti-social shifts, such as evenings, weekends and all-night overtime as deadlines loom.

What can I earn?

Experienced bricklayers earn up to £30,000 a year; an unskilled one will get £15,000, rising to between £16,000 and £23,000 with a formal qualification. Like many jobs, salary is dependent on experience.

What are the benefits?

You can top up that tan, get to work outside in the fresh air and reap the benefits of extra pay when working on a job away from home.

Are there chances of promotion?

You could work self-employed or start your own construction business, as you gain more experience. Or, you could become an independent craftsman and name your price! You can also train for specialist work such as conservation, restoration or stonemasonry.

What will I be responsible for?

By working as a bricklayer, you would be responsible for many different things, such as constructing the first shell of a building, laying bricks in horizontal layers, making walls waterproof, weatherproof and secure, cutting bricks to size, and mixing mortar either manually or by using a machine.

What qualifications do I need?

Don't forget, the more technically skilled you are, the bigger your pay packet will be. You'll usually need GCSEs in English and technical subjects such as design & technology to get an apprenticeship. Some companies may ask you to have a basic building qualification before you start an apprenticeship, primarily the Edexcel Introductory Certificate or Diploma in Construction.

Do I need any experience?

A short spell of unskilled support labouring would be the perfect start. This entails carrying bricks and mortar so more skilled workmen don't have to stop working to fetch supplies.

What attributes are needed?

You would need to have a head for heights and a sound grasp of health and safety legislation, as well as being able to work carefully, safely, accurately and as part of a team.

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Bricklayer

Working as a bricklayer will see you build and repair walls both inside and outside of properties, whilst also working on other kinds of brickwork, such as chimney stacks and tunnel walls.

Who can I work for?

Construction agencies such as Hill McGlynn and regular employment agencies oversee much bricklaying work through short-term contracts. Building contractors, The Army and local authorities are regular supplies of work, but the biggest are huge construction firms such as Barrett Homes or Persimmon.

Where and when can I work?

Working for some of the bigger construction companies should mean there should be work at a town or city near you. Some jobs will require you to live temporarily away from home, and there are even lucrative positions available abroad on short-term contracts. You'll usually work 39 hours a week, and should expect anti-social shifts, such as evenings, weekends and all-night overtime as deadlines loom.

What can I earn?

Experienced bricklayers earn up to £30,000 a year; an unskilled one will get £15,000, rising to between £16,000 and £23,000 with a formal qualification. Like many jobs, salary is dependent on experience.

What are the benefits?

You can top up that tan, get to work outside in the fresh air and reap the benefits of extra pay when working on a job away from home.

Are there chances of promotion?

You could work self-employed or start your own construction business, as you gain more experience. Or, you could become an independent craftsman and name your price! You can also train for specialist work such as conservation, restoration or stonemasonry.

What will I be responsible for?

By working as a bricklayer, you would be responsible for many different things, such as constructing the first shell of a building, laying bricks in horizontal layers, making walls waterproof, weatherproof and secure, cutting bricks to size, and mixing mortar either manually or by using a machine.

What qualifications do I need?

Don't forget, the more technically skilled you are, the bigger your pay packet will be. You'll usually need GCSEs in English and technical subjects such as design & technology to get an apprenticeship. Some companies may ask you to have a basic building qualification before you start an apprenticeship, primarily the Edexcel Introductory Certificate or Diploma in Construction.

Do I need any experience?

A short spell of unskilled support labouring would be the perfect start. This entails carrying bricks and mortar so more skilled workmen don't have to stop working to fetch supplies.

What attributes are needed?

You would need to have a head for heights and a sound grasp of health and safety legislation, as well as being able to work carefully, safely, accurately and as part of a team.