JV's focus on the Fitout and Cabinet Making sectors
Malcolm Fettes • December 21, 2017
With a strong 2017, JV Recruitment continued to establish itself as one of Melbourne’s leading agencies for both labour hire and permanent recruitment. The implementation of new processes, including strengthening our Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) focus, has enabled us to continue to provide both our candidates and clients with quality service and safety.
JV Recruitment has maintained a strong presence in the supply of personnel to the commercial and housing industries over many years, and in 2018 will focus on developing our footprint in the Fitout and Cabinet Making sectors. Although we already deal with some of Melbourne and Australia’s leading fitout companies, we see this sector as one of growth where we intend to become the agency of choice.
The continuous updating of new or existing establishments in industries from Retail and Hospitality through to Healthcare and Education, as well as the demand for cabinetry in the apartment and housing sector, means the need for quality shopfitters and cabinet makers will be at a consistent high for a number of years.
As part of JV Recruitment’s commitment to servicing this sector, we have resourced up to provide a specialised team of Client Managers and Recruiters ready to fulfill requirements in this area commencing in the New year.
We look forward to seeing our name associated strongly with this industry for many years to come.
Written by Malcolm Fettes
General Manager
JV Recruitment’s aim is to provide a people-orientated approach to recruitment in the areas of Construction, Logistics, Manufacturing, and Business Support for permanent, contract or labour hire staffing solutions. For more information, or to apply for a job, visit our home page.
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