Construction Recruitment Agencies in Oldham

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  1. First 4 Recruitment

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    Founded in 2017, First 4 Recruitment is based in the North West that specialises in providing temporary junior positions to senior permanent placements to the Construction, Industrial, Logistics, and Commercial sectors. Some roles they fill include Warehouse Operative, Van Driver, Administrator, Cleaner, FLT/Good in Operative, and FLT Driver. The agency has worked with Yodel, Kammac, The Very Group, Ceva Logistics, etc.

    Office Locations

    103 Union Street, Oldham, Lancashire, OL1 1QH

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Salaries And Costs

Local recruiters will talk plainly about salaries, pay rates, recruitment fees, and agency costs, Day rates and hourly pay move with trade demand, site location, and ticket level, Employers can ask for transparent mark ups and agree service terms before any start date, Candidates can check overtime rules, travel time, and how holiday pay is handled, Agencies here work with temporary, permanent, and contract work, so quotes reflect the hire you need,

Local Hiring Challenges

Oldham runs on tight programmes and reliable labour, Short notice cover is common on housing, civils, and maintenance jobs, which means temp agencies play a big part in keeping sites moving, Retention can wobble when projects roll off, so staffing agencies will line up follow on placements or offer phased handovers to protect continuity, Local employers value recruiters who know the labour market and can call proven trades when the pressure rises,

Common Job Roles Agencies Cover

Construction recruitment agencies in Oldham handle groundworkers, labourers, joiners, bricklayers, plant operators, steel fixers, tilers, plumbers, electricians, roofers, painters, site managers, quantity surveyors, and site administrators, Employment firms with executive search reach can help with project managers and commercial leads where discretion matters, Recruitment consultants can guide jobseekers toward steady site work or blue chip builds, depending on cards and experience,

Qualifications

Core site cards matter, CSCS remains the baseline for most roles, With trades, NVQ levels and time served records carry weight, Supervisory staff often present SSSTS or SMSTS, Electrical roles look for ECS and 18th Edition, Gas work requires Gas Safe, Wet trades benefit from NVQs in trowel or wood occupations, Agencies will check expiry dates and confirm right to work before any booking,

Industry Training And Site Cards

Plant roles depend on CPCS or NPORS, Confined spaces, PASMA, and IPAF come up across refurb and M and E packages, First aid at work is valued for working foremen and small crews, Fit out teams often need asbestos awareness, Night work or rail adjacent jobs can require extra site briefings, Recruiters will log certificates and keep reminders for renewals to avoid stoppages,

Entry Requirements

For labouring, a valid CSCS, two site references, and basic PPE open doors, For trades, NVQs or apprenticeship records help secure stronger pay rates, Site and project managers will be asked for track records on similar schemes, Good punctuality, a clean safety record, and clear communication are prized by local employers, Jobseekers can register with an agency online, upload tickets, and book an induction before the first shift,

Regulatory And Compliance Standards

Agencies keep to right to work checks, worker status rules, and health and safety duties, For sensitive sites, DBS checks can be requested, Public sector and school works may add photo ID rules, Method statements and RAMS sit with the contractor, but recruiters brief candidates on site rules and reporting lines, Payroll routes are agreed in advance to meet HMRC guidance,

Regional And Geographic Notes

Oldham links well through the A627(M) to the M62 and the M60, which helps crews reach sites on early starts, Hollinwood and Oldham Broadway Business Park draw maintenance and light industrial work that often needs reactive call outs, Town centre refurb brings steady night shifts and phased handovers, Good commuter links make short term cover realistic when a project needs extra hands for a pour or a lift,

Roles And Career Paths

New starters often move from general labouring into trade mate roles, Skilled workers can step into working foreman posts, Site managers can progress to project management or client side roles, Commercial staff move from assistant level to QS and then senior QS, Agencies help candidates plan training, book assessments, and move into steadier work with stronger pay and better retention prospects,

Hard To Fill Positions

Shortage roles crop up in steel fixing, shuttering carpentry, setting out, and building services coordination, Night shift supervisors and finishing managers can be scarce during peak handover periods, Recruiters with strong networks can tap regulars who will travel for the right pay and a clean site, Employers who post clear scopes, safe hours, and prompt approvals will find employees faster,

Quick Facts And FAQs

Do recruiters cover both blue collar and white collar construction in Oldham?
Yes, agencies here support trades, plant, site staff, and office based roles,

How fast can a temp start on site?
Same day is possible once tickets, references, and right to work are cleared,

Can agencies help with permanent hires as well as temps?
Yes, recruitment agencies handle permanent, contract, and temp to perm routes,

What paperwork should an employer prepare?
A job spec, site address, start times, PPE notes, pay rates, and sign off rules,

How do jobseekers register with an agency?
Submit tickets and references, confirm bank and tax details, and attend a short induction,