Set Designer salaries in England
£40,718
avg per year
The average salary for Set Designer jobs near England is £40,718.*
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Top Set Designer jobs near England
View AllDraughtsperson
Size Group
Whitby
5+ years if draughting experience in the super-prime residential joinery and/or fine furniture sector. Adhere to design programs and report deviations to ensure…
Draughtsperson
Size Group Limited
Whitby
5+ years if draughting experience in the super-prime residential joinery and/or fine furniture sector. Adhere to design programs and report deviations to ensure…
Cabinetmaker & Team Leader
Size Group
Whitby
Leading by example, you’ll guide projects through to completion, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern machinery to deliver furniture commissions that…
Cabinetmaker & Team Leader
Size Group Limited
Whitby
Leading by example, you’ll guide projects through to completion, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern machinery to deliver furniture commissions that…
CNC Machinist Operator/Setter
Labman Automation
Stokesley
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys practical engineering, problem-solving, and working on technically challenging, non-repetitive work.
£28,000 - £36,000 a year
Similar locations
- Manchester, ENG75 jobs
- Leeds, ENG41 jobs
- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG22 jobs
- Sheffield, ENG9 jobs
- York, ENG8 jobs
- Whitby, ENG4 jobs
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