Marine Mechanic

Our client is looking for a Marine Mechanic to join the team. You will play a key role in maintaining and servicing our fleet, ensuring our customers enjoy a safe and reliable boating experience throughout the season.

This is a varied, hands-on position offering exposure to a wide range of marine engines and systems. You will work on industry-leading brands including Volvo Penta and Nanni engines, carrying out everything from routine maintenance to major winter servicing and repairs.

The Role

The work naturally changes throughout the year, providing plenty of variety:

During the boating season (April – October), your focus will be on:

• Routine servicing and preventative maintenance.
• Minor mechanical repairs.
• Belt replacements, engine checks and fault finding.
• Preparing boats for customer use and ensuring they remain in excellent working condition.

During the winter period (November – March), the role shifts towards:

• Major engine servicing.
• Larger mechanical repairs and overhauls.
• Winterisation and recommissioning of vessels.
• Diagnostic work and long-term maintenance projects.

What You'll Be Working On

• Volvo Penta marine engines.
• Nanni marine engines.
• Engine diagnostics and fault finding.
• Mechanical servicing, repairs and preventative maintenance.
• General marine mechanical systems across fleet. 

On-Call Support

During the boating season, you'll join a rotational on-call rota with the engineering team.

You'll be provided with a company phone to support customers experiencing technical issues. In many cases, problems can be resolved over the phone by talking customers through simple checks. However, where required, you'll launch a service boat and attend customers on the water to diagnose and resolve mechanical issues.

Additional on-call payments are provided, along with overtime pay for any additional hours worked.

What's on Offer

• Competitive salary.
• Overtime opportunities.
• Additional on-call allowance.
• Varied work throughout the year with no two days the same.
• Opportunity to work with leading marine engine manufacturers including Volvo Penta and Nanni.
• Supportive, experienced team environment in one of Ireland's leading boat hire and marina businesses.

Salary & Benefits

In addition to a competitive salary, they offer an excellent package including:

• Overtime paid for additional hours worked.
• Additional payment for participating in the seasonal on-call rota.
• Mileage reimbursement for work-related travel.
• Lunch and evening meal allowances when working extended hours or attending call-outs.
• Company phone provided whilst on the on-call rota.
• Ongoing training and development opportunities.
• The chance to work with leading marine engine manufacturers, including Volvo Penta and Nanni.
• A varied, year-round role with a great balance of routine maintenance, diagnostics, servicing and emergency support.
• Friendly, supportive team environment with one of Ireland's leading boating and marina businesses.

Lagger - Thermal Insulation Engineer

Locations: Cornwall & Newton Abbot
Duration: Contract until the end of the year
Pay: Competitive TICA National Agreement Rates (dependent on experience and grade)

Our client is currently looking to recruit experienced Thermal Insulation Engineers (Laggers) to join their team on two prestigious, high-security projects in the South West and West Country.

This is an excellent opportunity to secure long-term contract work through to the end of the year, working on technically challenging projects within secure environments.

The Role

As a Thermal Insulation Engineer, you will be responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing insulation systems across mechanical services and pipework, ensuring installations meet the highest industry and safety standards.

Typical duties include:

• Installing thermal insulation to pipework, ductwork, vessels and mechanical systems.
• Measuring, cutting and fitting insulation materials.
• Installing protective cladding where required.
• Reading and interpreting technical drawings.
• Carrying out repairs and maintenance to existing insulation systems.
• Ensuring all work is completed safely and to specification.
• Working collaboratively with other trades and site management teams.

Requirements

To be considered, you should have:

• Previous experience as a Thermal Insulation Engineer/Lagger.
• A valid CSCS card (or relevant trade certification).
• Experience working on commercial, industrial or large-scale construction projects.
• The ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Strong health and safety awareness.

Security Clearance

Due to the nature of these projects, security clearance is essential.

Defence-Related Project – Cornwall

Candidates will be required to obtain or already hold SC (Security Check) Clearance.

High Security Prison Project – Newton Abbot

Candidates will be required to pass BPSS (Baseline Personnel Security Standard) clearance before commencing work.

Pay & Benefits

• Competitive TICA National Agreement rates.
• Contract running through to the end of the year.
• Opportunity to work on prestigious defence and public sector infrastructure projects.
• Overtime opportunities where available.
• Supportive project teams and well-established contractor.

If you're an experienced Thermal Insulation Engineer looking for your next contract opportunity, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today for immediate consideration.

Assistant Project Manager – Bespoke Furniture

Location: Chelsea, London
Salary: £27,000 per annum
Job type: Full-time, permanent

An established luxury furniture and interiors business is looking for an Assistant Project Manager to join its production team in Chelsea.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone at the beginning of their project management career who has a good understanding of furniture construction and manufacturing. You may have gained this knowledge through hands-on workshop experience, a furniture-related degree or an early-career role within the industry.

Working alongside experienced project managers, you will help coordinate multiple bespoke furniture projects from initial planning through to manufacture, delivery and aftercare.

Responsibilities

• Assist with the management of multiple bespoke furniture projects
• Produce basic project costings, budgets and timelines
• Review supplier and manufacturer drawings and specifications
• Monitor suppliers, manufacturers, costs and project progress
• Attend internal, supplier and project meetings
• Liaise with designers, sales teams, workshops and clients
• Visit workshops and client properties to review work
• Help coordinate furniture deliveries and installations
• Support the management of aftersales requirements
• Ensure project information is accurate and kept up to date

About You

• A good understanding of furniture making, construction or manufacturing
• Able to interpret AutoCAD or other technical drawings
• Highly organised with strong attention to detail
• Confident communicating with colleagues, suppliers and clients
• Commercially aware and comfortable working with costs and deadlines
• Proactive, dependable and willing to take ownership
• Comfortable using Microsoft Word and Excel
• Keen to develop into a Project Manager

Previous project management experience is not essential. Applications are encouraged from junior furniture professionals, recent furniture or product design graduates, and bench joiners or cabinet makers looking to move into project management.

This is a genuine development opportunity within a highly regarded business producing exceptional bespoke furniture for prestigious residential projects.

Shipwright – Yacht Refit & Repair

Location: Gosport / Portsmouth Area
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
Working Arrangement: On-site

The Opportunity

A well-established specialist marine services provider is seeking an experienced Senior Shipwright to join its yacht refit and repair team.

This is a hands-on role working primarily on the maintenance, restoration, repair and refit of prestige sailing yachts. It would suit an accomplished shipwright who enjoys diagnosing problems, developing practical repair solutions and delivering high-quality craftsmanship across a variety of vessels.

The position is focused on refit, repair and fault-finding, rather than repetitive production boatbuilding. Projects will vary in scope and complexity, giving the successful candidate the opportunity to take ownership of work from initial assessment through to completion.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out complex shipwright, refit, repair and restoration work on prestige sailing yachts.
• Inspect vessels and assess structural, cosmetic and joinery-related defects.
• Diagnose faults and identify the underlying causes of damage, deterioration or water ingress.
• Recommend appropriate repair methods, materials and practical solutions.
• Plan and complete repair projects from initial assessment through to final finish.
• Undertake structural repairs to hulls, decks, bulkheads, floors, stringers and internal structures.
• Complete high-quality interior and exterior marine joinery work.
• Carry out laminating, composite repairs, bonding and fabrication using appropriate materials and techniques.
• Repair and replace damaged timber, composite and structural components.
• Work confidently across deck, hull, cockpit and interior areas.
• Interpret technical drawings, specifications and vessel construction details.
• Collaborate with engineers, electricians, riggers, painters and other marine specialists.
• Provide guidance and technical support to less-experienced team members where required.
• Assist with vessel lift-outs, launches and general yard operations.
• Maintain accurate records of work completed, materials used and any additional defects identified.
• Ensure all work is completed to a consistently high standard of craftsmanship and finish.
• Follow health and safety procedures within the workshop, yard and onboard vessels.

Skills and Experience

• Significant practical experience as a Shipwright, Boatbuilder or Marine Carpenter.
• Strong background in yacht refit, repair, restoration or maintenance.
• Experience diagnosing faults and developing repair solutions on existing vessels.
• Detailed knowledge of traditional and modern yacht construction methods.
• Strong structural repair experience across timber, GRP and composite vessels.
• Competence in laminating, composite repairs, bonding and fabrication.
• High-quality marine joinery and finishing skills.
• Experience working on sailing yachts, ideally prestige, performance or larger vessels.
• Ability to identify structural defects, water ingress, delamination, rot and other common vessel issues.
• Confidence working independently and taking ownership of technically challenging projects.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, specifications and repair plans.
• Strong knowledge of workshop tools, machinery, hand tools and power tools.
• Excellent attention to detail and pride in delivering a premium-quality finish.
• Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively alongside multiple marine trades.
• A strong understanding of health and safety requirements in a marine yard environment.

Qualifications

A relevant trade qualification or apprenticeship in one of the following would be advantageous:

• Boatbuilding
• Shipwright work
• Marine carpentry
• Marine engineering
• Composite manufacture or repair

Marine Engineer

Location: Cornwall
Job Type: Full Time, Permanent
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience

We're currently recruiting on behalf of a well-established marine engineering business based on the South Cornwall coast. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint an experienced Marine Engineer to join their friendly and skilled engineering team.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong background in marine engineering who enjoys working on a variety of leisure and small commercial vessels. You'll be responsible for carrying out servicing, maintenance, diagnostics and repairs, ensuring customers receive a high standard of workmanship and service.

The Role

As a Marine Engineer, your responsibilities will include:

• Servicing, maintaining and repairing inboard and outboard engines.
• Diagnosing and rectifying mechanical and electrical faults on a range of marine engines and onboard systems.
• Installing, commissioning and maintaining marine equipment.
• Carrying out sea trials following repairs where required (training can be provided if necessary).
• Working both within the workshop and at local customer locations.
• Liaising with customers and colleagues to provide technical advice and updates on repairs.
• Maintaining accurate service records and ensuring work is completed to a high standard.
• Keeping up to date with new products, equipment and manufacturer training.
• Working safely at all times and following all company Health & Safety procedures.

About You

To be successful in this role, you will have:

• A minimum of 3 years' experience as a Marine Engineer or in a similar marine engineering environment.
• Strong mechanical and electrical fault-finding skills.
• Experience working on inboard and outboard engines.
• A proactive approach to problem solving and excellent attention to detail.
• The ability to work independently and as part of a close-knit engineering team.
• Excellent communication and customer service skills.
• A full UK Driving Licence.

Desirable Experience

Experience working with leading marine engine manufacturers such as Yanmar, Suzuki, Vetus, Volvo Penta, Mercury, Yamaha or similar would be highly advantageous, although not essential.

What's on Offer

• Competitive salary based on experience.
• 32 days annual leave (including Bank Holidays), increasing with length of service.
• Company pension scheme.
• Company clothing and PPE provided.
• Life insurance.
• Employee discount scheme.
• Ongoing manufacturer and technical training.
• Free on-site parking.
• The opportunity to work in a stunning coastal location with a supportive and experienced team.

If you're an experienced Marine Engineer looking to join a reputable business where quality workmanship and customer service are valued, we'd love to hear from you.

An established specialist interiors contractor is seeking an experienced Site Manager to oversee the successful installation and delivery of bespoke joinery and interior fit-out projects across the UK.

An established and growing specialist interiors business is seeking a Project Manager to oversee bespoke interior and joinery projects from tender stage through to completion, handover and aftercare.

We are a leading recruitment firm currently seeking a highly skilled Estimator for a client in the joinery and furniture making industry.

Draughtman / Designer

Specifics

Salary = £40k - £55K (subject to age/experience)

3-month probation

Hours – 8am – 5pm

Location: Office (RM4 1TU)

Private Health – After 1 year

Company pension – After 3 months

Travel allowance / company pool cars for project visits/meetings as required

Requirements:

Good communication skills
Good time management

Be able to work to deadlines
Experience of using Solidworks and AutoCAD.
Must be able to work within a wider team
An understanding of general carpentry and joinery works
Must drive due to office location

Draughtsperson / Designer – Joinery (Essex)

Hook (open with this):

• “SolidWorks/AutoCAD joinery design role, £40–55k, proper mix of drawing + real project involvement—not just churning drawings.”

What they’ll actually be doing:

• Producing manufacturable drawings (not just concept/design fluff)
• Working with production + projects → designs actually get built
• Site visits/meetings when needed (adds variety)

Why it’s a good move:

• Strong technical role → proper joinery detail, not basic CAD monkey work
• Exposure across full lifecycle (design → manufacture → install)
• Supportive team environment (not left alone to sink)
• Travel covered / pool cars available

Who it suits best:

• SolidWorks/AutoCAD user with joinery/furniture background
• Someone who enjoys practical, buildable design (not just visuals)
• Designer wanting more involvement in real projects

Watch-outs (be upfront):

• Office-based
• Must drive (location)
• Needs real joinery understanding—not just generic CAD