Window & Door fitter

Key Responsibilities

• Remove existing uPVC and timber windows and doors.
• Install new uPVC windows, doors, frames and associated products.
• Ensure all installations are completed safely, to a high standard and in line with
• programme requirements.
• Carry out sealing, finishing and making-good works.
• Keep work areas clean, safe and tidy.
• Communicate professionally with residents, clients and site management.
• Complete job records, photographs and quality checks.
• Follow all health and safety procedures and company policies.
• Essential Skills & Experience
• Proven experience fitting uPVC windows and doors.
• Experience removing timber and uPVC windows and doors.
• Experience working within social housing or domestic refurbishment projects.
• Good understanding of installation and finishing techniques.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
• Good communication and customer service skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Full UK Driving Licence.
• Desirable Qualifications & Requirements
• NVQ Level 2 or above in Fenestration Installation, Carpentry / joinery or a related
• trade.
• FENSA Installer Card or equivalent qualification.
• Asbestos Awareness Certificate.
• Experience fitting and installing triple-glazed windows and doors would be
• advantageous.
• Own tools suitable for window and door installation works.
• Own van (advantageous).
• Personal Attributes
• Reliable and professional.
• Customer focused.
• Well organised with a positive attitude.
• Able to work effectively in occupied homes.
• Flexible and willing to travel throughout the North West and Yorkshire.
• How we work matters
• At Connolly, the way we work matters just as much as the work itself. We live by our values, because
• team Connolly means having each other’s backs and recognising that the person matters. We’re
• curious, always looking for a better way, and take pride in what we do. We keep moving forward, support
• each other to learn and grow, and aim to leave things better than we found them