6 jobs found for Dryliner

Dryliner jobs are available in different contract types. These include:

• dryliner jobs – contract: in a contract, you enjoy the flexibility of working for a fixed term. The role helps you determine if you enjoy working with a specific company.
• dryliner jobs – permanent: in a permanent position, there is no end date; you work for a company long-term unless you retire or resign. The benefits of permanent jobs include stability and job security.
• dryliner jobs – temporary: in a temporary position, the duration of the contract is predetermined, and you have the flexibility to switch employers at the end of the stipulated time. It is a great way to improve your skills and gain experience.
• dryliner jobs – full-time: in a full-time position, you maintain a regular schedule during the work week. Full-time dryliner contracts can be on either a fixed, temporary or permanent contract basis.
• dryliner jobs – part-time: in a part-time position, you enjoy reduced work hours since you fill gaps in the schedule.

As a dryliner, you create walls in buildings using plasterboards. Your job is to hide wires and pipes, improve insulation and smooth out uneven surfaces. Sometimes, you build suspended ceilings, specialist soundproofing and raised floors. Your duties include measuring and cutting plasterboards, sealing over joints and smoothening the edges for a high-quality finish.

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To start your journey to becoming a dryliner you will need the following educational qualifications: College - to become a dryliner, you have to attend college training. You can do a Level 1 diploma in drylining operations if you have 2 GCSE at grades 3 to 1, or go for a Level 2 or 3 diploma in drylining. The diploma course requires 2 GCSEs in grades 9 to 3. Traineeship or short courses: instead of attending college, you can do a short course that takes six months to help you gain work experience and skills for the role. Adults from 16 to 24 years qualify for a traineeship. Or finally, you can look to begin an apprenticeship to learn how to become a dryliner on the job.

For information on the qualifications and relevant education needed for the role, see the education and qualifications section of our dryliner job profile.

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