Relocatable Partitioner
Most of a partitioner’s work is done on new or refurbished commercial developments like offices, shops and factories. However, they are also brought in to work on larger projects like new hospitals, schools and indoor arenas.
At a glance
Role: Relocatable Partitioner - Scotland Add to My Roles
Working styles: On site, Workshop, Hands-on, Planning, Team work, Building
Salary Range:£17,000 - £36,000
Nation:Scotland
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What's involved
The role of a partitioner involves working in modern buildings
to put in place partitions to divide rooms. Once the partition
is fitted it can be finished by adding glass or decorative
coverings.
Skills required
You'll need to be happy undertaking physical work so being fit
is important. You'll also have to be comfortable working at
height and able to follow instructions precisely and
accurately.
Qualifications required
There are no formal requirements although it would help to have
Maths and English Standard Grades.
Salary ranges
(This is a guide to the average salary a fully qualified and
experienced person might expect to get.)
£17,000 - £36,000
Progression routes
If you decide to progress into supervisory, design or management
roles there are opportunities to study for:
- Technical, supervisory and management SVQ qualifications
(SCQF Levels 8,9,11)
- HNC Construction or a number of other built environment HNC/HND
qualifications (SCQF Levels 7 or 8)
- Degree level qualifications in a number of construction
disciplines (SCQF Levels 9 to 12)