Trabajos dimensions en GlasgowCrear alertas

Location: Glasgow / Edinburgh / Hybrid Type of Contract: Full-Time, 40 Hours Per Week. Fixed-Term, 3 Year Contract. CONTEXT The National Trust for Scotland is the charity that cares for, shares and speaks up for Scotland’s magnificent heritage. Since 1931, we’ve pioneered public access to and shared ownership of some of the most magnificent buildings, collections and landscapes in Scotland. We’re Scotland’s largest membership organisation and we’re independent from government. Working closely with colleagues across Scotland, we protect, enhance and build the Trust’s reputation, positioning our charity as a leader in protecting and sharing Scotland's natural, cultural and historic places for everyone to enjoy. By listening to our audiences and placing them at the heart of what we do, we grow support for our charity, increasing membership, inspiring visits and generating vital income through philanthropic work. JOB PURPOSE This is a fixed term role developing and delivering engaging digital products to support the aims of our NHLF funded Mackintosh Illuminated Project. The project will run from 2025 – 2029. The Trust is the custodian of two of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald’s most outstanding, publicly accessible places: The Hill House and Mackintosh at the Willow. Together, these sites welcome 280,000 visitors annually, promoting the cultural legacy of Mackintosh and engaging visitors with the life and works of two of Scotland's most influential artists'. The Mackintosh Illuminated Project will bring together these two properties in a joint engagement, communications and marketing and outreach programme to spotlight the design duo, sharing, celebrating and inspiring as many as possible with their creative genius and the beauty of their creations and create the foundation for a reappraisal of how Mackintosh and Macdonald are perceived and appreciated locally and internationally. The post-holder will lead the development of digital products to support the engagement with Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald themes online as part of the Trust’s brand, marketing, communications, interpretation and audience strategies. The postholder will collaborate with stakeholders across Trust, supporting both the project’s priorities and national organisational objectives. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Lead the development of digital products that support the Mackintosh Illuminated Project and meet the vision for “more people in Scotland and around the world to know, celebrate and be inspired by this creative genius.”, 2. Oversee the implementation of a user-led approach to these digital developments, aligned with the project’s priority audiences. Use existing audience research, analytics tools, A/B testing, amongst other methods of gathering evidence, to support any planned development., 3. Work closely with the Trust’s wider Digital Product team to ensure that the new Mackintosh Illuminated digital products are audience-focused, compatible with the existing nts.org.uk website and adhere to the Trust’s technical standards and visual identity, following inclusive principles around accessibility., 4. Work with external agencies to manage Mackintosh Illuminated digital development workstreams, ensuring that we have the best resource available by preparing briefs and influencing suitable statements of work., 5. Manage stakeholders and collaborate with cross-functional teams both from the wider Mackintosh Illuminated project and across the Trust. These include areas such as curatorial, digital interpretation, learning and collections management colleagues. The post holder will need to stay on top of developments in these areas to inform digital products and content opportunities., 6. Ensure that wider marketing and comms campaigns for the Mackintosh Illuminated project are compliant with the Trust’s tone of voice, brand and technical standards and aligned with its marketing and communications and interpretation strategies., 7. Facilitate collaboration with the wider Trust digital team and relevant business stakeholders, involving them as appropriate at key points during the Mackintosh Illuminated digital product development., 8. Manage the budget designated for development of the Mackintosh Illuminated digital products, ensuring it is spent efficiently and delivers maximum impact against the project goals. You will also be responsible for reporting on progress against plan to the Mackintosh Illuminated Project Team., 9. Work with the Trust’s digital product team to coordinate digital resources and develop clear, sustainable plans for monitoring and optimising the Mackintosh Illuminated digital products during and after the lifetime of the project. The current duties of this job do/ do not require a criminal records (Disclosure Scotland) check to be carried out. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE Qualifications Essential · Degree in a relevant digital discipline or equivalent practical experience Experience Essential · Experience of working as part of large project teams to deliver innovative solutions that meet a project vision. · Experience of delivering digital projects using an agile project delivery method. Including writing detailed briefs and monitoring progress towards set milestones. · Familiar with managing agencies to deliver projects, on time and within budget, ensuring maximum impact from available resources. · Experience of identifying different audiences, assessing their needs and responding to how they interact with digital products. · Excellent attention to detail, with the creative flair and drive to put imaginative ideas into practice and effective verbal, written and visual communication skills · A good understanding of user experience, accessibility and search engine optimisation (SEO) · Capable of leading a team through the different phases of product delivery, including user research, UX, UI, content design, development and performance analysis · Ability to manage and develop multiple digital products at the same time, utilising strong planning and organisational skills within a complex stakeholder environment. · Demonstrable leadership of a multidisciplinary team of staff from across an organisation, contractors and agencies to deliver complex digital products, including managing integration with existing business systems · Good knowledge of project management tools such as Jira or Basecamp. · Setting, monitoring and reporting measurable performance objectives for digital products using Google Analytics or equivalent tools. · Existing knowledge of or enthusiasm to learn about the history of the Glasgow Style and the life and work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald. · Demonstrable understanding of the wider digital landscape and the heritage sector DIMENSIONS AND SCOPE OF JOB People Management · No line management responsibility · Close working relationship with wider Mackintosh Illuminated project team and the Trust’s digital, marketing, fundraising, curatorial, community engagement and learning teams · Work with digital agencies and external consultants as required · Post holder will be in regular contact with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders Tools / equipment / systems · Microsoft Office systems including OneDrive, Teams, Excel, SharePoint. Website CMS (training provided) including the Trust’s events platform and GatherContent. Key performance indicators and targets · Contributes to project KPIs and meets the requirements for the Mackintosh Illuminated Project set out by the NLHF. The Purpose, Context, Key Responsibilities, and Person Specification reflect the requirements of the job at the time of issue. The Trust reserves the right to amend these with appropriate consultation and/or request the post-holder to undertake any activities that it believes to be reasonable within the broad scope of the job or his/her general abilities. HOW TO APPLY Interested applicants should forward their Curriculum Vitae (CV) or an Application Form to the People Services Department (Applications) by Sunday 3rd April 2026. Please ensure your CV includes your full name and contact details, the CV file sent to us should be titled your first initial and surname. When submitting your CV please state the position and job location of the vacancy you are applying for in the subject title or body of your email: For example, "Digital Producer - NTS"

Reports to: Senior Curator Location: South & West Region, but potentially flexible on an informal basis to work at some times from home following our Hybrid Working arrangements. Department: Public Engagement and Research Type of Contract: Full-Time, 40 Hours Per Week. Fixed-Term, 4-year contract (duration of the Mackintosh Illuminated Project) JOB PURPOSE This is a fixed term role delivering curatorial activity for The National Lottery Heritage Fund supported Mackintosh Illuminated Project which runs from 2025 – 2030. The Trust is the custodian of two of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald’s most outstanding, publicly accessible places: The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms (previously Mackintosh at the Willow). Together, these sites welcome 280,000 visitors annually, promoting the cultural legacy of Mackintosh and engaging visitors with the life and works of two of Scotland's most influential artists. Mackintosh Illuminated will bring together these two properties in a joint engagement, outreach, communications and marketing programme to spotlight the design duo and the social and cultural context of their works and lives. It includes a significant conservation project at The Hill House, and a major engagement project to increase awareness of Mackintosh, including growing engagement with the two properties among local communities. The Project Curator – Mackintosh Illuminated provides curatorial support for the National Trust for Scotland’s Mackintosh Illuminated project. Working with the Project Team, the Senior Curator and the Curator – South & West they ensure that The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms are well researched, understood and interpreted for the public within the wider context of both design history and everyday life of the period. They will assist in researching and developing interpretation for the collections, interiors and social history of The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms, ensuring that content is relevant and engaging for audiences, documentation is accurate and rigorous, and staff resources and training are up-to-date. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES The National Trust for Scotland’s curators are storytellers. The team co-ordinates research, helps to disseminate stories and supports property and central teams with the knowledge, tools and training that they need to share the histories of our places with our visitors and supporters in engaging ways. • Lead on curatorial research for Mackintosh Illuminated, supporting regional and project staff to ensure, collections, interiors and the wider social context of the properties are well researched and well documented., • Work with the Mackintosh Illuminated project team to plan and develop interpretation, including content development (text writing, image research etc.) ensuring the collections, interiors and history of the properties are interpreted in engaging, creative and relevant ways informed by audience feedback and evaluation., • Work with the Community Engagement team to support opportunities for community voices to influence and contribute to research, interpretation and display., • Ensure collections information is accurate and recorded in a manner consistent with policy and best practice, including collating existing research on interiors and collections, and working with Collections Services to keep the Collections database up to date., • Ensure staff training and resources are accurate and up-to-date., • Deliver public lectures and talks, contribute to the NTS podcast, and contribute to content for the Trust’s webpages and social media channels, • Support with develop strong relationships with other organisations with Mackintosh/Macdonald collections and/or relevant academic research topics., • Supervise volunteers, interns and student placements engaging in research and facilitate access to the collections., • Support the development of and ensure work is consistent with policy and guidance on curatorial work, especially research, interpretation, and management of collections, with particular reference to the Curatorial Vison and Strategy. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, EXPERIENCE & KNOWLEDGE Qualifications and Experience Essential • Undergraduate degree in a relevant subject (e.g. Art/design history, Scottish history or social history) or suitable equivalent experience., • Experience of working with historic collections and period interiors, • Demonstrable experience of planning and developing audience-focused interpretation/experiences in a historic house or museum context., • Understanding of how to use evaluation and visitor research to inform exhibitions and interpretive developments., • Demonstrable experience of a wide range of curatorial and collections management responsibilities in a museum/gallery or heritage environment., • Experience of building effective working relationships in complex, changing work environment and matrix-management structures., • Competent object recognition and analytical skills, ability and willingness to curate a wide range of object types., • Sound understanding of SPECTRUM documentation standards and the requirements for Museum Accreditation., • Experience of research from primary sources, producing and sharing research outputs., • Experience of object cataloguing and use of collections management databases. Desirable • A post graduate qualification in relevant subject (e.g. history, heritage interpretation, museum studies)., • Excellent communication skills and evidence of collaborative working with communities/experience of co-design, • Specialist knowledge expertise and a track record of publications in a relevant subject, • Experience of effective leadership in a dynamic environment, • Experience of developing and managing collaborative research projects, • Experience of working on a National Lottery Heritage Fund project or project of similar scale/ambition, • Experience recruiting, supervising and coaching volunteers and student placements., • Full UK driving licence. DIMENSIONS AND SCOPE OF JOB Scale • Responsible for day-to-day curatorial work for the Mackintosh Illuminated Project across The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms. People Management • Supervision of researchers, volunteers and student placements., • Key internal relationships include: Project Director, Mackintosh Illuminated; the MI project team and South West regional/operation teams; the Curatorial team; colleagues in the Public Engagement and Research directorate (i.e. Community Engagement & Participation, Heritage Planning, Learning,), • The post holder will work closely with colleagues in the Collections Services team to ensure best practice in collections management is always followed., • Stakeholders and external relationships with peers in other relevant institutions (The Hunterian, Glasgow Life, V&A Dundee etc.), and the local university sector (i.e. University of Glasgow/Glasgow School of Art) and the MI Expert Advisory Panel Finance Management • Monitoring expenditure within agreed budgets. The Purpose, Context, Key Responsibilities, and Person Specification reflect the requirements of the job at the time of issue. The Trust reserves the right to amend these with appropriate consultation and/or request the post-holder to undertake any activities that it believes to be reasonable within the broad scope of the job or his/her general abilities.

Are you experienced in the administration of Defined Benefit schemes and projects and now looking to further develop your experience within a full-time project-based environment? If so, please read on! We are recruiting for a global leading financial services organisation who are heavily recruiting within their Data & De-risking Solutions division and are currently seeking a Project Lead. You will be responsible for managing the de-risking client relationship for high profile and escalated client projects, together with supporting the client director and acting as the central point of contact for guidance. Working with the client director to prepare costings for new or pipeline project work across the De-risking teams, you will be fully responsible for: • Assessing and managing flagged risks in pension scheme data, which may impact on effective project delivery., • Constantly reviewing processes to identify any opportunities/ideas for change and discuss these with your De-risking Operational Director., • Assessing any budget risks and escalate promptly as appropriate with a clear explanation of the risks and proposed remedial action., • Lead on high profile and escalated projects, ensuring that assigned project tasks are completed in line with timescales set out in the project plans or otherwise agreed with the client at the required level of quality., • Agree appropriate requirements, dea...

We are seeking a Site Engineer to join our team on a large-scale civil engineering project in Glasgow. The successful candidate will play a key role in the delivery of site engineering functions, ensuring works are set out accurately, completed to specification, and delivered safely and efficiently. Key Responsibilities * Setting out and surveying works using total station and GPS equipment * Reading, interpreting, and checking engineering drawings and specifications * Monitoring levels, dimensions, and quality of works in progress * Assisting in resolving technical issues on site in coordination with project engineers and management * Liaising with site and project teams, subcontractors, and clients to ensure project objectives are met * Maintaining accurate records, reports, and as-built surveys * Supporting compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards Requirements * Degree or HNC/HND in Civil Engineering (or related discipline) * CSCS card * Proven experience as a Site Engineer on large civil or infrastructure projects * Proficient in the use of total stations, GPS, and other surveying instruments * Strong ability to read and interpret technical drawings * Excellent communication, organisation, and problem-solving skills * Commitment to maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and performance Desirable * First Aid or additional safety qualific...

Are you experienced in the administration of Defined Benefit schemes and now looking to further develop your experience and career in more of a project-based environment? Is so, please read on! We are recruiting for a global leading financial services organisation who are heavily recruiting within their Data & De-risking Solutions division for pension professionals to join them. The roles can be based out of any of their UK based offices on a hybrid working pattern. You work as part of a team and lead on projects providing an accurate, reliable and high standard of data and de-risking solutions to Trustees, third parties and internal teams alike. This will further include: • Partnering with Client Directors internally, you will also act as a key client contact, providing technical guidance, managing budgets, and ensure that projects meet deadlines and quality standards., • Assist in mentoring junior team members, contribute to an effective peer review process and drive process improvements., • Lead multiple de-risking projects, ensuring timely and accurate delivery, • Perform pension calculations, data audits, and risk analysis, • Manage client relationships, budgets, and billing cycles, • Implement and maintain risk-based project plans aligned to client expectations

Prism 7 Resourcing is currently looking for CNC Miller - Programmer / Setter / Operator for our very well known client located in Dartford area. Role Summary: • CNC Machinist Milling 3 Axis, • Experience with Heidenhain Control preferred, • Setting / Operating / Programming, • Ability to interpret and understand engineering drawings with a good understanding of geometric dimensions and tolerances to carry out machining of precision components., • Ability to use a wide variety of measuring equipment., • Good knowledge of cutting tools., • Pension contribution, • Free refreshments, • Personal career development, • Onsite parking Salary:Based on ability / experience JBRP1_UKTJ

CNC MANUFACTURING ENGINEER – Irlam People Solutions are currently recruiting for a CNC Manufacturing Engineer to join our well-established client based in Irlam. This is a fantastic permanent opportunity offering excellent rates of pay and genuine room to grow and progress within a forward-thinking engineering business. Shifts - Monday to Friday - 08:00 – 16:30 (flexibility available) Salary - From £35,000 per annum (dependent on experience) Benefits As a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, you will receive: - Permanent contract from day one - Site canteen - Free on-site parking - Long-term career development opportunities Day-to-Day Duties As a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, your duties will include (but are not limited to): - Programming, setting, and operating CNC lathes, machining centres, and CNC routers - Planning machining processes by reviewing work orders, engineering drawings, and materials - Interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances (GD&T) - Entering and editing ISO programs including zero/reference points, offsets, and tool registers - Calculating machining requirements using mathematics, geometry, and trigonometry - Setting up machines including chucks, collets, vices, vacuum beds, trunnions, tools, and attachments - Verifying first-run parts and ensuring adherence to quality standards - Troubleshooting machining processes and adjusting/reprogramming controls where necessary - Sharpening and replacing worn tooling - Completing preventive maintenance and reporting faults - Maintaining accurate documentation using job cards, timesheets, or SAP systems - Following all health and safety regulations - Supporting continuous improvement initiatives to increase efficiency and reduce costs - Occasional travel to UK sites and Romania if required Essential Skills To be successful as a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, you will need: - Ability to read, understand, and edit ISO programs for turning and milling - Strong technical engineering knowledge including reading engineering drawings and GD&T - Experience selecting appropriate tooling and inserts - Experience programming and setting CNC machinery - Strong problem-solving skills - Good written and verbal communication skills Desirable Experience - FANUC milling and/or turning experience - Doosan EZ Guide programming experience - Edgecam software experience - 5-axis milling experience - Driven tool turning experience - Experience machining composites - Prototrak programming experience Training Provided - Industry-related training with ongoing support throughout Apply If you are ready to take on this exciting opportunity as a CNC Manufacturing Engineer, apply today by clicking the link below or contact our recruitment team to find out more. People Solutions do not charge candidates any fees or request deposits at any stage of the recruitment process. JBRP1_UKTJ

At WM Armstrong, we pride ourselves on our safe working environment, our excellent culture of teamwork and our strong family values. We are currently looking for HGV Milk Tanker Drivers, ideally Class 1,to join our Milk Operations team, based out ofCarnforth,workingnightshifton a 5/3 shift pattern. Benefits Include • Guaranteed 10hr shifts, • Weekly nightshift day rate of £170.00* (£17.00*ph), • Overtime nightshift rate of £24.25*, • Driver bonus scheme, • Life insurance Responsibilities • Deliver a professional and efficient milk collection driving service, collecting milk from farms on planned routes and deliver to dairies and reload locations., • Comply with all relevant legislation including WTR and Drivers Hours Rules, load security, vehicle weights and dimensions and the Road Traffic Act, ensuring the safety of yourself and other road users at all times., • Keep in regular contact with the office teams for updates on progress and managing customers expectations., • Liaise effectively with external customers, which include farmers as required, • Hold a valid UK Class 1 licence (preferred), • Hold a valid UK Class 2 licence, • Hold a current DCPC card and digital tachograph card. If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, pleaseclick the Apply Button now. As part of our commitment to safety and wellbeing, applicants will be asked to complete a routine drug and alcohol test during the interview and assessment process. If you have not received a response from us within four weeks of submitting your application to us, please consider your application unsuccessful on this occasion as unfortunately, we are not able to respond to all candidate applications as we would wish. We reserve the right to close vacancies at any time once we have received sufficient applications, we advise you to submit your application as early as possible to avoid disappointment. JBRP1_UKTJ

A trusted leader in the pensions industry is looking for a Senior Pensions Administrator in Glasgow.The successful candidate will manage pension schemes with care, ensuring compliance and effective communication with clients.This role offers a competitive salary, benefits package, and flexible hybri

Join my clients expanding Teams as a Senior Pensions Administrator.Are you a detail-oriented professional with a passion for delivering exceptional service? Do you thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment? Do you want to work in an extremely flexible hybrid environment? If so, we have excit

Project Curator/Project Coordinator - Mackintosh Illuminated This is a fixed term role delivering curatorial activity for The National Lottery Heritage Fund supported Mackintosh Illuminated Project which runs from 2025 2030. The Trust is the custodian of two of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonalds most outstanding, publicly accessible places: The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms (previously Mackintosh at the Willow). Together, these sites welcome 280,000 visitors annually, promoting the cultural legacy of Mackintosh and engaging visitors with the life and works of two of Scotland's most influential artists. Mackintosh Illuminated will bring together these two properties in a joint engagement, outreach, communications and marketing programme to spotlight the design duo and the social and cultural context of their works and lives. It includes a significant conservation project at The Hill House, and a major engagement project to increase awareness of Mackintosh, including growing engagement with the two properties among local communities. The Project Curator Mackintosh Illuminated provides curatorial support for the National Trust for Scotlands Mackintosh Illuminated project. Working with the Project Team, the Senior Curator and the Curator South & West they ensure that The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms are well researched, understood and interpreted for the public within the wider context of both design history and everyday life of the period. They will assist in researching and developing interpretation for the collections, interiors and social history of The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms, ensuring that content is relevant and engaging for audiences, documentation is accurate and rigorous, and staff resources and training are up-to-date. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES The National Trust for Scotlands curators are storytellers. The team co-ordinates research, helps to disseminate stories and supports property and central teams with the knowledge, tools and training that they need to share the histories of our places with our visitors and supporters in engaging ways. Lead on curatorial research for Mackintosh Illuminated , supporting regional and project staff to ensure, collections, interiors and the wider social context of the properties are well researched and well documented. Work with the Mackintosh Illuminated project team to plan and develop interpretation, including content development (text writing, image research etc.) ensuring the collections, interiors and history of the properties are interpreted in engaging, creative and relevant ways informed by audience feedback and evaluation. Work with the Community Engagement team to support opportunities for community voices to influence and contribute to research, interpretation and display. Ensure collections information is accurate and recorded in a manner consistent with policy and best practice, including collating existing research on interiors and collections, and working with Collections Services to keep the Collections database up to date. Ensure staff training and resources are accurate and up-to-date. Deliver public lectures and talks, contribute to the NTS podcast, and contribute to content for the Trusts webpages and social media channels Support with develop strong relationships with other organisations with Mackintosh/Macdonald collections and/or relevant academic research topics. Supervise volunteers, interns and student placements engaging in research and facilitate access to the collections. Support the development of and ensure work is consistent with policy and guidance on curatorial work, especially research, interpretation, and management of collections, with particular reference to the Curatorial Vison and Strategy . Qualifications and Experience Essential Undergraduate degree in a relevant subject (e.g. Art/design history, Scottish history or social history) or suitable equivalent experience. Experience of working with historic collections and period interiors Demonstrable experience of planning and developing audience-focused interpretation/experiences in a historic house or museum context. Understanding of how to use evaluation and visitor research to inform exhibitions and interpretive developments. Demonstrable experience of a wide range of curatorial and collections management responsibilities in a museum/gallery or heritage environment. Experience of building effective working relationships in complex, changing work environment and matrix-management structures. Competent object recognition and analytical skills, ability and willingness to curate a wide range of object types. Sound understanding of SPECTRUM documentation standards and the requirements for Museum Accreditation. Experience of research from primary sources, producing and sharing research outputs. Experience of object cataloguing and use of collections management databases. Desirable A post graduate qualification in relevant subject (e.g. history, heritage interpretation, museum studies). Excellent communication skills and evidence of collaborative working with communities/experience of co-design Specialist knowledge expertise and a track record of publications in a relevant subject Experience of effective leadership in a dynamic environment Experience of developing and managing collaborative research projects Experience of working on a National Lottery Heritage Fund project or project of similar scale/ambition Experience recruiting, supervising and coaching volunteers and student placements. Full UK driving licence. DIMENSIONS AND SCOPE OF JOB Scale Responsible for day-to-day curatorial work for the Mackintosh Illuminated Project across The Hill House and The Mackintosh Tearooms. People Management Supervision of researchers, volunteers and student placements. Key internal relationships include: Project Director, Mackintosh Illuminated ; the MI project team and South West regional/operation teams; the Curatorial team; colleagues in the Public Engagement and Research directorate (i.e. Community Engagement & Participation, Heritage Planning, Learning,) The post holder will work closely with colleagues in the Collections Services team to ensure best practice in collections management is always followed. Stakeholders and external relationships with peers in other relevant institutions (The Hunterian, Glasgow Life, V&A Dundee etc.), and the local university sector (i.e. University of Glasgow/Glasgow School of Art) and the MI Expert Advisory Panel Finance Management Monitoring expenditure within agreed budgets. TPBN1_UKTJ

Rebar Bending Machine Operator | Scotland | Permanent We're looking for experienced Rebar Bending Machine Operators to join our client in Scotland, supporting the production of high-quality reinforcement steel used in precast concrete elements for major construction and infrastructure projects. Key Details: • Location: Scotland, • Salary: £18 + per hour (depending on experience), • Role Type: Permanent - Right to Work in the UK required About the Company Our client is a respected UK manufacturer specialising in precast concrete solutions for major infrastructure, utilities, and construction projects. The company is known for its commitment to quality, safety, and innovation in the precast sector. This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing production team in a modern manufacturing environment. About the Role: As a Rebar Bending Machine Operator, you will be responsible for operating and setting up automated or semi-automated rebar bending machinery (such as Schnell Rebar Bending Machine) to produce reinforcement steel components used in precast concrete products. You will work from Bar Bending Schedules (BBS) and technical drawings to ensure reinforcement bars are cut and bent accurately to specification while maintaining high production and safety standards. PLEASE NOTE: To be considered for this role, you must be willing and committed to relocating to Scotland. Benefits: • Overtime x 2, • Free transport to and from work, • 29 days holidays, • Long term job security, • Staff Discounts Key Responsibilities: • Operate and set up rebar bending machines to produce reinforcement steel components, • Read and interpret Bar Bending Schedules (BBS) and reinforcement drawings, • Adjust machine settings to bend bars to required shapes, angles, and dimensions, • Work with a range of steel bar diameters in line with production requirements, • Carry out basic machine maintenance, inspections, and troubleshooting, • Ensure finished reinforcement meets quality and safety standards, • Maintain a clean and organised work area within the steel production facility Working Hours: • Monday to Friday (7am - 5pm), • Saturday Optional / Sunday Optional, • Basic hours - 47.5hrs - Everything above that - Double time Relocation Support If you're currently living outside Scotland, we can provide a bespoke Recruit & Relocate package to support your move and help you settle smoothly into the area. Ready to Take the Next Step? If you're an experienced Rebar Bending Machine Operator looking to build a long-term career in precast concrete manufacturing and start an exciting new chapter in Scotland, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now

THE COMPANY Brand Energy & Infrastructure Services provide scaffolding services and access equipment, coating and painting, cleaning, insulation and fireproofing services to some of the UK’s largest industrial and energy clients. JOB PURPOSE As Payroll Administrator you will be responsible for processing weekly and monthly payrolls. Please note: this position is a 3 month fixed-term role. KEY RESULT AREAS • To process the payroll in the agreed timescales, • Perform necessary checks to payroll input and review audit reports to facilitate accurate payroll processing, • Question processes and procedures to ascertain opportunities for improvement to the payroll function, • Provide month end reports to internal and external customers within deadlines, • Build good working relationships with all customers, both internal and external, with the purpose of providing excellent customer service RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES • Keep up to date with payroll related legislation, company policies, Brand internal controls and National Agreements that impact on payroll, • Full responsibility for processing monthly and weekly payrolls from start to finish including processing starters and leavers, • Checking and reconciling weekly time and attendance data received from regional sites, • Review payroll documentation for accuracy through audit reports and make any necessary adjustments. Obtain necessary approvals., • Maintain holiday and sickness absence records, • Reconcile payroll control accounts, • Prepare reports for submission to Finance, Pension Providers, Government bodies and other third parties, • Reconcile RTI reports, • Respond accurately and within agreed timescales to customer enquiries., • Perform manual gross to net calculations including statutory payments of SMP, SPP and SSP, • Perform other adhoc duties as assigned DIMENSIONS • 4 weekly and 2 monthly UK payrolls, • The number of employees on the payrolls is circa 350 monthly paid and circa 1870 weekly paid, • The payroll team comprises 4 full time staff and 1 part time staff KEY WORKING RELATIONSHIPS • The role involves working closely with HR and Finance on all payroll related matters, • Other main internal customers are employees, managers and branch administrators, • There will be regular communication with HMRC, other Government agencies and the Company’s Pension Scheme providers. WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR? • Good background in payroll, • Good knowledge of current legislation relating to payroll including Statutory Payments, Auto-enrolment and RTI, • Experience of working on weekly payrolls, • Proven ability to work to deadlines and to a high level of accuracy, • Ability to deal effectively with all aspects of the payroll cycle, • Ability to perform manual tax and NI calculations is essential

Role DetailsRole / Job Title: UKG Pro WFM / Dimensions Techno Functional Lead ConsultantWork Location: Reading, UKMode of Working: HybridOffice Requirement: 3 daysThe RoleExperience with more than one UKG Pro WFM / Dimensions Implementation (configuration), Rollout and Support for more than one cust

Continue to develop internal relationships and the Assurance Dimensions brand. Business Acumen: incorporating up-to-date technology/technology developments in their work; seeking opportunities to add value to client account planning; and, promoting new ideas and services by applying knowledge of the

A leading social care organization in the United Kingdom is seeking a part-time Bid Writer to support the Bid Team Lead in managing tender submissions for Local Authority and NHS contracts.Responsibilities include appraising opportunities, coordinating submissions, and producing high-quality method

Dimensions is proud to be one of very few social care organisations that are accreditedbythe Great Places To Work programme in 2025– now 6years in a row!. Able to write persuasive bids and tenders that communicate clearly and capture relevant information about Dimensions. Staff discount shopping s