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Are You IRATA Qualified?

 

At GT Rope Access we believe we are a special company providing a unique service. Our continued expansion means that we are always looking for the right people to join our team.

We are looking for THE RIGHT ATTITUDE:

 People who display initiative
 Professionalism
 Strong work ethic
 Intelligent and are level headed

So if you are an IRATA trained professional with any of the following experiences:

 Stone Restoration / Carving & Masonry Work
 Precast, Marble, Granite and Concrete repairs
 Sealant Applications
 Electrical Skills
 Roofing & Guttering
 Curtain Walling Installation
 Foliage Removal
 Vermin Control
 Painters & Cleaners

and are able to work in a team.

Please send us your CV to the following address
       
       
GT House   Tel/Fax: 0208 8594194
41 Cadwallon Road      
New Eltham   Mobile: 07779 574143
London      
SE9 3PX   e-mail: gtropeaccess@sky.com
(for a Map please click here)   Secretary: Sunita Hirani-Ward

 

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Last modified: May 18, 2008