Our Values

Professionalism

• Respect for others on the worksite and work professionally with other trades.
• Listen to the foreman/project manager.
• Do what you are told by your supervisor.
• Wear appropriate uniform and/clothing at the work site.
• Behave appropriately whilst on the work site and use appropriate language.
• Be on time. This means arriving before your shift starts (at least 15 minutes beforehand) and preparing yourself to start work on time.
• Breaks are to be taken strictly for the length stipulated and are not to be extended without prior permission.
• Advise your supervisor in advance if you cannot make it to work. It is not acceptable to simply not show up.
• If you need anything, or require assistance, speak to your We are always here to help.

 Workmanship

• Use the correct tools for the task being completed.
• Attend to proper preparation of site, don’t cut corners.
• Prepare and clean surface properly before painting.
• Use drop sheets.
• Take pride in your work e. don’t leave roller/brush/drip marks.
• Fill, patch or sand areas where necessary. Don’t simply paint over the area.
• Take care to do things properly the first time so that time is not wasted doing it again.
• Finish what you start, don’t leave it half-finished and walk away.
• Double check your work once it is finished and to ensure there are no defects.
• Ask your supervisor if you do not know what to do. Don’t just guess or try to do something you can’t.
• If you think there is a better way to do the task then the way instructed by your supervisor, politely raise it with your supervisor and make your suggestion. We will look into it and keep a record of it if your suggestion id taken on board. We reward employees you contribute to the quality of our company’s work.
• Leave the work site tidy. Put rubbish into bins provided.
• Wash your tools after use.
• Put your tools away properly after you are finished using them, in the areas provided.
• Do not leave tools around the work site until the end of the day if you are using them.
• Advise your supervisor in advance if you require any tools or materials to complete the task. Don’t wait until you have run out of materials to alert your supervisor.
• If willing to work overtime, then advise your
• Your pay is not to be discussed with other employees. Each employee’s pay is based upon individual skills, experience and performance.

Safety

• Always wear safety clothing/boots/hat on If you do not wear your safety clothing you are not covered by insurance.
• Always wear your high visibility vest whilst on site.
• Any injury, even if considered to be only minor, are to be reported to your site supervisor immediately.
• Immediately report all faulty equipment (scaffolding, ladders etc) to your supervisor.