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P&J Renovations Ltd is a versatile construction company situated in Greater London, specializing in house renovation, decoration, and construction endeavors. With a distinguished 12-year tenure within the industry, we pride ourselves on delivering exemplary service while upholding the most stringent standards in home renovation across London. Possessing all requisite licenses for refurbishments and general construction projects, our team comprises meticulously selected professionals renowned for their qualifications, expertise, and experience in the field. We are looking for an experience Bricklayer. The main role of a bricklayer is to build or repair houses or other buildings’ walls and to renovate stonework. Some bricklayers work on restoration projects. A bricklayer may also be referred to as a mason or a ‘brickie’ Bricklayer duties and responsibilities The role of a bricklayer involves multiple tasks. However, the ultimate goal of the job is to construct, build and repair buildings and other structures, such as foundations, walls, chimneys or even decorative masonry work. As such, the responsibilities and duties of a bricklayer are as follows: Laying bricks Applying or removing grout with a trowel Strengthening and sealing foundations with the appropriate material, usually damp-resistant materials Repairing building blocks and chimneys Refurbishing decorative stonework Measuring. Before laying bricks, the bricklayer needs to measure the build area to be able to place the first rows of bricks and damp course Understanding and managing the quantities of material required for the job Using tools such as hand tools, brick-cutting machines but also spirit levels and plumb lines to check building alignment A bricklayer will be required to work outside on construction sites, in various environments and changing weather conditions. Beyond these challenges, being a bricklayer brings a true sense of achievement. Location: London Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Salary: Up to £41,000 - £43,000 depends on experience.

Key Responsibilities: Management & Leadership Manage a team that includes machine operators and a quality controller. Recruit and train machinists for the production line. Monitor employee performance, provide feedback and conduct regular performance evaluations. Organise and lead training days for the team. Ensure a great team dynamic, motivating everyone to meet deadlines and work collaboratively. Production & Quality Control Oversee the day-to-day operations of the studio, including managing sampling and production schedules. Ensure samples and production orders are made to the highest quality standards, on time, and within budget. Check in-line quality to ensure consistency in production and finished garments. Resolve any construction issues at the PPS (Pre-Production Sample) stage. Implement and maintain quality control standards, ensuring all products meet customer specifications and industry regulations. Operational Excellence Monitor production processes to identify and implement opportunities for improvement. Ensure all bundles sent to machinists have the correct trims and materials to prevent lost time. Conduct regular housekeeping to maintain a tidy and organised studio floor. Plan and allocate resources efficiently to optimise production schedules. Select, maintain and organise the repair of all equipment and machinery. Accountability: You will be directly accountable for: The timely completion and delivery of all project deadlines. The consistent quality of all products. Controlling garment production costs. Minimising the number of repairs and recuts. Ensuring all health and safety guidelines are followed. Qualifications: At least 15 years of experience in garment manufacturing. Extensive knowledge of garment production processes, from machinery to construction. Proven leadership and team management skills, with the ability to motivate and inspire a team. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities to identify and resolve production issues. The ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Knowledge of lean manufacturing principles is a bonus. You will report to the Operations Manager. Day-to-Day Tasks Management & Leadership Walk the atelier floor regularly to monitor staff performance. Provide clear and accurate information to machinists. Communicate with senior management about production progress and challenges. Review workers' performance and identify training needs. Production & Quality Control Make high-quality samples and PPS (Pre-Production Samples) on time and within budget. Monitor production processes to ensure efficiency. Implement and maintain quality standards on all products. Check garments for any quality issues before they leave the studio. Resolve any construction issues that arise during the PPS stage. Ensure machinists have the correct trims and materials. Operational Planning Plan and organise your day and week to manage competing priorities. Select the right resources for each operation to maximise efficiency. Be proactive in identifying and resolving production issues before they cause delays. Ensure all team members adhere to health and safety guidelines. Take responsibility for the maintenance and repair of all studio equipment and machinery. Success Metrics The Floor Manager's day is a dynamic blend of planning, hands-on problem-solving, and team leadership to ensure the atelier runs smoothly. Planning: You’ll work with the Operations Manager to plan the upcoming week's workload, with a focus on preparing the next day's schedule the day before. Problem-Solving: You'll be actively involved on the floor, providing guidance and showing machinists how to efficiently work through any technical challenges that arise with a specific style. Efficiency: You’ll be continuously monitoring production times, communicating budgeted hours to the team and keeping work on track to prevent projects from running over time. Quality: You'll conduct regular quality checks to identify potential issues early. You'll also work directly with the Quality Controller to ensure all garments meet our standards and get machinists to rectify any issues immediately. Manage Machinists: You’ll conduct performance reviews, offer training where needed and keep management informed on the team's progress. What Success Looks Like Success in this role is not just about meeting deadlines; it's about fostering a high-performing, efficient, and collaborative environment. Financial Performance: The overall budgeted time for each style is consistently met or beaten, leading to improved profitability. Increased Output: Items move through the studio quickly, allowing the team to increase output without sacrificing quality. Quality & Accountability: The number of repairs is minimised, and the team takes ownership of fixing any issues on their own time. Team Synergy: Everyone works together toward the same goals, actively helping each other out. Organisational Excellence: The atelier operates as a highly efficient and organised environment, reflecting a clear sense of order and purpose.