Skilled Trade Jobs
The skilled trade sector in Scotland provides a wide choice of careers options. Skilled trade jobs are those involved in construction and maintenance activities. These include electricians, mechanics (car, PCV , heavy engineering), builders, bricklayers, joiners, plumbers, stone masons and other specialisms.
A skilled trade is achieved by fulfilling apprenticeships and other accredited recognised training and qualifications.
Full Time and contract opportunities the trades sector in Scotland are below.
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