Amobox stands as a leading manufacturer specialising in the creation of mobile units, encompassing a diverse range of applications from catering to healthcare and defence. We take pride in our position at the forefront of design and engineering in the UK, a distinction that has solidified our reputation as industry leaders in creativity and innovation, particularly within the street food market.

Purpose of the role

Carry out the fitting and finishing of bespoke commercial interiors in the Amobox workshop. The role covers installing fixtures, linings and equipment in catering units, trailers, vehicle conversions and other commercial builds, working accurately to drawings and agreed production deadlines.

Main responsibilities

· Read drawings, measurements and job specifications; check requirements with the Team Leader before starting work.

· Measure, mark out, cut, assemble and fit materials including timber, sheet materials, laminates, composite panels and metal trims.

· Install worktops, counters, shelving, doors, ironmongery and other internal fixtures as required.

· Fit wall and ceiling linings, flooring, trims, seals and finishing details suitable for the intended use of each unit.

· Position and securely mount commercial equipment and appliances in accordance with the build specification and manufacturer instructions.

· Complete minor adjustments, repairs and snagging to achieve accurate alignment, secure fixings and a clean finish.

· Coordinate with fabricators, welders, electricians and other trades so that fitting work follows the agreed build sequence.

· Check dimensions, material condition and workmanship throughout the build; report drawing discrepancies or defects before proceeding.

· Use materials carefully, minimise waste and report shortages or additional requirements promptly.

· Record progress and flag delays or changes that may affect completion dates.

· Keep tools, benches and work areas tidy; protect completed work and customer equipment.

· Follow workshop risk assessments and safe working procedures, use the required PPE and report hazards, defects and incidents promptly.

Skills and experience - Essential

· Practical experience in commercial fitting, shop fitting, joinery, carpentry, coachbuilding, vehicle conversions or a comparable trade.

· Ability to read drawings, take accurate measurements and plan the order of fitting work.

· Confident and safe use of relevant hand tools, power tools and workshop equipment.

· Ability to produce neat, consistent finishes and identify and resolve fitting problems.

· Understanding of suitable fixings, adhesives, sealants and material handling for the work being undertaken.

· Ability to work independently on allocated tasks and communicate clearly with colleagues.

· Reliable attendance, good timekeeping and a responsible approach to quality and workshop safety.

Desirable

· Experience fitting catering trailers, food trucks, horseboxes, containers or specialist commercial vehicles.

· Experience working with stainless steel components, hygienic wall coverings, commercial flooring or laminate finishes.

· Relevant vocational qualification or apprenticeship in carpentry, joinery, shop fitting or a related trade.

· Experience installing equipment in confined or irregular spaces.

Working expectations

This is a practical workshop role involving standing, bending, fitting within units and handling materials. Use suitable lifting aids and seek assistance where needed. Training and authorisation are required before using unfamiliar machinery or undertaking specialist work.

Electrical connections, gas work and other specialist installation or testing must be completed by appropriately competent and authorised personnel. The Commercial Fitter supports equipment positioning and fitting within their own training and competence.

What good performance looks like

· Completed fitting work meets drawings, specifications and Amobox quality expectations.

· Allocated tasks are completed to agreed deadlines, with problems raised early.

· Units are presented with secure fittings, consistent finishes and minimal outstanding snagging.

· Materials are used efficiently and workshop safety procedures are followed.

· Clear communication supports smooth handovers between trades.

The role may include other reasonable workshop duties consistent with the employee’s skills, training and experience.

Pay: £15.50-£18.50 per hour

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