POS Representative

About the vacancy

As a result of Coombes’ continued growth, we are seeking an experienced POS rep who also has experience of carrying out COSS and Crane Controller duties, to join us on a full time, permanent basis.

You will be working alongside our in-house OTP team, helping to deliver safe plant operations for a wide range of maintenance and enhancement works on various Network Rail projects, or for one of our many clients.

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Qualifications

COSS and Crane Controller
ALO Co-Ordinator (Desirable)
PTS
CSCS Supervisor card
Full UK driving licence

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Knowledge and experience

Safety conscious and team orientated
Knowledge of POS requirements
Able and willing to travel throughout the UK
A good team player
Flexible and willing to work nights and weekends
Relevant practical experience

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If you would like to discuss this role further, or to register your interest please email careers@coombesuk.com.

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Salary: DOE - Competitive

Working Hours: 40 hours per week, to be worked Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm with 1hr unpaid break each day. Overtime available.

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We will keep your CV on our records for 6 months after the closing date, at which point it will be destroyed.

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For a full role profile please contact the Careers Team on 01730 231761 or email careers@coombesuk.com.

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