Bricklayer


Company:	GoodPeople
Salary:	£180 to £200 a day
Hours:	Full-time
Location:	Bromley, BR5 2FD
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Contract
Posting date:	4 Nov 2026
Closing date:	18 Nov 2026

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Summary

Bricklayer

Location: Bellegrove, Bromley BR5 2FD

Hours: Full time, site hours, Monday to Friday

Salary: £180 - £200 per day, depending on experience

Vacancies: 1

Experience required: Proven bricklaying and masonry experience

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We're recruiting a Bricklayer for a construction contractor working on a residential development in Bromley. This is a 5-month contract with the possibility of extension.

About the role

As a Bricklayer, you'll lay brick and blockwork from plans and drawings, set out walls and structures, and repair damaged brickwork. You'll work as part of the site team, reporting to the Site Supervisor, delivering high quality work safely and with minimal waste.

Key responsibilities

Lay bricks, concrete blocks and other masonry materials in line with plans, specifications and drawings

Set out walls and structures from plans and drawings

Carry out repairs to damaged brickwork

Protect completed work and materials on site

Use materials carefully and keep waste to a minimum

Follow all site health and safety rules to keep yourself and the team safe

Work with other trades as part of a team, following instructions from the Site Supervisor

Qualifications and experience

Proven experience in bricklaying and masonry (essential)

CSCS card (minimum Blue card for Bricklaying)

Own tools

Reliable, a good timekeeper and able to follow instructions

Good communication skills and a flexible, team-focused approach

Takes pride in the quality of their work and their appearance

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