Mark Selby

Working on a self employed subcontractor basis for both commercial and domestic sector.

Commercial works would typically include working within a team for full refits of bars, pubs and restaurants internal works, from servery areas to bars and kitchens manufacturing and installation, keeping to clients needs and requirements to bring the execution of installation for completion/handover of completed project. This would also include general maintenance solo work for ware and tare/ snagging to restaurants and bars open for business

Domestic works would typically include solo installation of bathrooms, kitchens, internal, external, fire doors, structural works full turn around from planning to finished project, collaborating closely with designers and clients to understand and achieve requirements.

From finishing my Apprenticeship I joined as a carpenter a medium sized exhibition / shopfitting company, working and still gaining experience, I quickly went from a seconds carpenter helping and aiding the more experienced team members delivering projects, too lead carpenter manufacturing new installs from concept designs right down to installation of the manufactured items,

Starting my apprentice within this large shopfitting and commercial building company allowed me to get a full understanding and training within all aspects of the building industry, from plumbing to plastering, joinery and tiling, commercial bathroom fits, too pub refits, I spent a period of time in each specialist trade to gain a full working understanding of each trade to allow my to gain a multi trade understanding with a specialist training in joinery manufacture and installation.