EN:Able Futures, an award-winning apprenticeship employer are partnering with G S Kelsey Construction to support the delivery of new build housing for our members.
We are offering a fantastic opportunity for an Apprentice Construction Site Assistant to work with G S Kelsey Construction and become part of their growing team.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED TO MEET COLLEGE CRITERIA:-

• Willingness to immediately attain a CSCS card (this will be funded).
• 5 x GCSE’s grades A-C / 5-9 including Maths, English and Science or their equivalent.

WILL BE WORKING TOWARDS - APPRENTICESHIP TITLE/QUALIFICATION AND DURATION:

• Level 3 Construction Support Technician (Duration 24 Months + End Point Assessment)

As an apprentice you will learn how to undertake the following day to day tasks:-

• Support the coordination of construction site-based projects alongside supervisory and technical teams on an individual site, a range of sites or in an office environment.
• Identify the suitability of health and safety documentation, including risk assessments and method statements, to assist in ensuring sufficient planning has been carried out for tasks to be completed safely.
• Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to ensure the requirements of a project are met, ensuring records of the communications are kept in line with company processes.
• Ensure accurate contractual records are kept in relation to the planning of construction projects.
• Support the production of resource lists, based on estimates, using technical drawings to identify the requirements of the project.
• Assist with the development of tenders relevant to the construction project, ensuring records of tenders are kept and processed within the required timescales.
• Support the procurement of project materials, plant, and sub-contractors.
• Support the progress of construction projects, recommending and proposing revisions of programmes and assisting with the planning of schedules of work.
• Support the implementation of appropriate contract quantities and cost monitoring systems to provide early warning of problems for all contract phases on site.
• Use surveying information to contribute to the measurement, evaluation, and review of project performance.