Carpenter & General Property Maintenance Technician

In order to work in Ireland a non-EEA National, unless they are exempted, must hold a valid employment permit. Please review the Eligibility and requirements for an employment permit if you are unsure of your eligibility to apply for this vacancy. 1. Carpentry and Joinery - Install, repair and maintain internal and external doors, frames, skirting boards and architraves. -Repair and replace kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, shelving and timber fixtures. -Carry out first-fix and second-fix carpentry works. -Repair and install laminate, engineered wood and other flooring systems. -Repair timber partitions, fixtures, fittings and internal structures. -Undertake minor carpentry-related refurbishment works. 2. General Property Maintenance -Carry out routine inspections, preventative maintenance and general repairs across accommodation facilities. -Repair and maintain internal fixtures, fittings, furniture and building components. -Undertake minor plasterboard repairs, patching, painting and decorating. -Repair or replace door handles, hinges, locks and other hardware. -Carry out minor tiling, grouting and silicone sealing works. Identify and report plumbing, electrical, heating or ventilation faults. -Carry out basic non-regulated maintenance tasks within the employee's training and competence. -Coordinate with appropriately qualified contractors for regulated electrical, gas, plumbing or specialist works. 3. Accommodation Maintenance and Refurbishment -Respond to maintenance requests from accommodation management. -Prepare and maintain rooms and communal areas for residents. -Undertake minor internal refurbishment and property improvement works. -Assist with furniture assembly, installation and replacement. -Identify defects and implement practical, cost-effective repair solutions. -Ensure maintenance works minimise disruption to residents. 4. Health, Safety and Compliance -Follow applicable Irish health and safety legislation and company procedures. -Inspect and report damaged fixtures, doors and other potential safety hazards. -Report fire safety defects and coordinate specialist repairs where required. -Maintain clean, safe and organised working areas. Respect residents' privacy, dignity and confidentiality. -Follow company safeguarding and accommodation management policies. 5. Maintenance Planning and Reporting -Complete scheduled and emergency maintenance assignments. -Record completed repairs, materials used and outstanding maintenance issues. -Assist management with estimating materials and maintenance requirements. -Coordinate with external contractors and other maintenance staff. -Travel between company-operated accommodation facilities as required. -Maintain company tools and equipment in safe working condition. Candidate Requirements -Recognised carpentry qualification or equivalent relevant trade training. -Minimum two years of professional experience in carpentry and property maintenance. -Strong practical carpentry and joinery skills. -Experience in general residential building repairs and maintenance. -Ability to diagnose defects and carry out repairs independently. -Competence in using hand tools and power tools. -Good understanding of workplace health and safety.