We are seeking Craftspeople to join our specialist restoration team. The role requires strong practical ability across multiple disciplines, including welding, woodwork, blacksmithing, and a wide range of general fabrication and DIY skills.
You will be responsible for delivering high quality practical work, completed to specification, on time, and to an exceptional standard. As much of our work is carried out on-site across the UK, regular travel and working away from home is required.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out practical restoration and manufacturing tasks in all aspects to a high standard.
- Ensure all work is completed safely using appropriate machinery, tools, PPE, and company safety procedures.
- Maintain clean and orderly work areas, both in the workshop and on site.
- Communicate promptly with the Project Supervisor regarding issues, uncertainties, or technical questions.
- Pass on contractor or client queries to the Project Supervisor without delay.
- Liaise with the Supervisor to obtain additional job details such as drawings, specifications, or required resources.
- Notify the Contracts Manager/Operations Manager in advance of any commitments that may affect working away (e.g., appointments or personal matters).
- Inform supervisors in advance of any materials or equipment required.
- Present a professional appearance and use company issued workwear.
- Submit completed timesheets punctually every Friday afternoon.
Desirable (but not specifically required) Skills & Technical Competence
Glazing/Metalwork
- Experience in Glazing Structures & traditional methods.
- Ability to read and accurately interpret technical drawings.
- Understanding of cutting, drilling, tapping, grinding, de-burring and marking out.
- Understanding measuring equipment including verniers, micrometres, and depth gauges.
- Understanding of paint systems, mixing, application and checking.
Metalwork - Desirable skills but can be taught
- Working knowledge of welding (MIG, ARC), brazing, soldering, and heat treating.
- Ability to read and accurately interpret technical drawings.
- Competence in cutting, drilling, tapping, grinding, de burring, and marking out.
- Familiarity with thread gauges, dies, and both metric/imperial conversions.
- Use of oxy propane equipment and a range of gas types.
- Basic experience with lathes, milling machines, and metal stitching.
- Confident use of measuring equipment including verniers, micrometres, and depth gauges.
- Understanding of paint systems, mixing, application, and inspection.
Timberwork - Desirable skills but can be taught
- Practical experience of traditional timber joints (halving, tenon, mortice).
- Skilled in accurate cutting, marking out, and hand planning.
Other Skills that would be of benefit
- Safe and competent use of power tools and lifting equipment.
- Ability to sling loads safely and use machine skates.
- Forklift operation experience.
- Ability to cut glass accurately to a line.
- Knowledge of materials including wrought iron, mild steel, cast iron, and non ferrous metals.
Working Conditions
A significant proportion of this role involves working away across the UK, sometimes at short notice.
Flexibility, reliability, and professionalism when representing the company on client sites are essential.
What We’re Looking For
- A practical, adaptable craftsperson/glazier with strong attention to detail.
- Excellent problem solving abilities.
- A high level of personal responsibility and pride in workmanship.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
- A strong commitment to health & safety and adherence to company procedures.
- Experience
- Required
- Languages
- English – Advanced
- Employment
- Full-time
- Schedule
- Monday - Friday 7.30am - 4pm
- Salary
- £14 – £18 hourly
- Benefits
- Company Pension, Free Parking
Hartcliffe Way, BS3 5RJ, Bristol
Restoration of Ironwork • 1-10 Employees
Hiring on JOB TODAY since June, 2026
We are a family run business that has over 50 years experience conserving and restoring historic iron structures.
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