Groundworker (medical)

Daniel Owen Ltd · Middlesbrough, North East

Groundworker (medical) at Daniel Owen Ltd, based in Middlesbrough, North East, paying £20.00 per hour. This is a permanent role.

Salary
£20.00 per hour
Location
Middlesbrough, North East
Contract
Permanent
Posted
20 hours ago
Closes
24 Nov 2026
Sector
Groundworker

6% below the typical rate for groundworker

Reference GWTS2LW_1791904674

About the role

Groundworker Required - Middlesbrough

Groundworker required for ongoing work in Middlesbrough, starting 19/10/2026.

Type of Work:

  • Drainage
  • Kerbing
  • General groundworks and associated external works

Rate & Working Hours:

  • Rate negotiable per hour
  • CIS, Umbrella and PAYE payment options available
  • Hours: 7:30am-4:30pm
  • 41.5 hours per week

Requirements:

  • Valid CPCS card or NPORS card with CSCS logo
  • Fit-to-work medical required

Documents Required Upon Application:

Candidates must be prepared to provide the following:

  • Proof of CPCS or NPORS card with CSCS logo
  • Photo of passport or birth certificate
  • National Insurance number
  • Two working references
  • Fit-to-work medical certificate

Please note: Candidates must be able to provide proof of the required qualifications, documents and references upon application. Please ensure all documentation is available to avoid delays in the recruitment process.

Please apply online for this vacancy or call Libby on [phone removed]

Reference: GWTS2LW_1791904674 · Posted 20 hours ago · Closes 24 Nov 2026 · Listed via Daniel Owen Ltd

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