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looking for some labouring work

By Garfield_Ach
May 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Garfield_Ach

Posted May 9, 2013

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Posted May 9, 2013

hi.

im a 28 year old british man from the peckham rye area.

im looking for some labouring work within a small construction firm or even landscaping firm. i can plaster to a very good standard but have no certificates its something ive picked up over the last 10 years. i have a CSCS card and a tunnel safety card (not that the tunnel safety is relevant) im a hard grafter and very punctual.

if you like a cv please get in touch and i will send you one.

kindest regards, Gary

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