Semi Skilled Joiner

  • Permanent
  • Manchester, Greater Manchester
  • Posted: 6th September 2026
  • Salary: £30000.00 - £33404.8000 per annum
  • Duration:
  • Reference: BBBH17576
  • Industry:
  • Location: Manchester, Greater Manchester
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Skills:

The role offers job security and stability, as it is a permanent position. The company is growing and is part of a larger manufacturing group that is well established within its industry. The Semiskilled Joiner would work a 44-hour working week, Monday to Friday, with overtime opportunities available.

The Semiskilled Joiner role is based in the Manchester area, accessible from the M61, M60 and M56, and from places such as Warrington, Stockport, Bolton and Bury.

As the Semiskilled Joiner, you would be part of a reputable manufacturing team based in the Trafford area, working towards quality and innovation and striving to build your skill set and grow your personal knowledge, working in a modern and supportive environment.

The duties of the role would include:
* Assembling units, drilling, marking out and measuring materials
* Fitting flooring, side panels (ply lining)
* The work is varied, working on a range of different bespoke products.
* The role would require you to use a range of hand and power tools
* Working with drawings

The ideal candidate will have previous experience in Joinery however, candidates with a similar skill set or background who are open to training will also be considered. You must be competent in using hand tools and equipment relevant to the Semiskilled Joiner role.

What’s in return for the Semiskilled Joiner role:

  • Competitive hourly rate of up to £14.60
  • Monday to Friday working week
  • 44-hour working week
  • Permanent position
  • 20 days holiday + bank holidays
  • Day off for your birthday
  • Reward and recognition programmes
  • Auto-enrolment pension
  • Medical package
  • Overtime opportunities

If you are interested in the Semiskilled Joiner role, please contact Maisie at E3 Recruitment.

 
 

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