Construction jobs in the UK encompass a broad range of roles, including architects, project managers, builders, and tradespeople. Professionals contribute to residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects, playing a pivotal role in the country's development. Key skills involve project coordination, technical expertise, and adherence to safety regulations. Challenges include demanding physical work, fluctuating weather conditions, and tight timelines. Despite these challenges, the construction industry remains a cornerstone of the UK economy, offering diverse career opportunities. It emphasizes teamwork, craftsmanship, and innovation, contributing significantly to the nation's infrastructure and urban landscape.
4 Jobs Found for Carrowhugh Group Limited in Wycombe
The Solution Group are currently looking for a number of Capenter to start on Monday. You will be fitting new and repairing existing doors. Must have skilled CSCS Card and basic hand tools. Call Harry on (phone number removed)
Infrastructure Engineer Infrastructure Engineer required by a small and rapidly growing managed services provider based in Marlow. The company deliver managed networking, compute, and storage solutions to both Enterprise and Online Clients. Due to this planned growth, they are seeking a Infrastructure Engineer to join the company helping with th...
Customer Support Infrastructure Engineer Location: High Wycombe offices / Remote (UK) Term: Full-time, Permanent Salary: £30000 pa plus benefits Main purpose of job: As a Support Infrastructure Engineer you will be the primary administrator for all support systems. It will be your responsibility to monitor key systems such as Zendesk & 8x8, tacklin...
Support Infrastructure Engineer Location: High Wycombe offices / Remote (UK) Term: Full-time, Permanent Salary: £30000 pa plus benefits Main purpose of job: As a Support Infrastructure Engineer you will be the primary administrator for all support systems. It will be your responsibility to monitor key systems such as Zendesk & 8x8, tackling ...