Tarek Aslan

• Surface preparation:Cleaning and removing any loose debris, old render, or paint from the wall to ensure proper adhesion of the new render.
• Mixing render:Combining cement, sand, and water in the correct proportions to create a workable render mix.
• Applying base coat:Applying the first layer of render to the prepared wall, often using a scratch coat technique for better bonding.
• Adding reinforcement mesh:Installing a wire or fibreglass mesh on walls with uneven surfaces or where additional strength is needed.
• Applying finishing coat:Applying a smooth, even layer of acrylic render to achieve the desired finish, which can be textured or smooth depending on the project.
• Smoothing and tooling:Using tools like a trowel to smooth out the render and create desired textures or patterns.
• Quality control:Inspecting the render for consistency, levelness, and any imperfections.

• Employees:
• lisasing with employees prior to work commencement and giving instructions on the days work goals
• Ensuring safe work practices and methods prior to working
• Ensuring all employees are wearing correct ppe
• Ensuring job sites are safe and risk and hazard free prior to commencement of works
• Surface preparation:Cleaning and removing any loose debris, old render, or paint from the wall to ensure proper adhesion of the new render.
• Mixing render:Combining cement, sand, and water in the correct proportions to create a workable render mix. Also mixing pre bagged acrylic renders
• Applying base coat:Applying the first layer of render to the prepared wall, often using a scratch coat technique for better bonding.
• Adding reinforcement mesh:Installing a wire mesh on walls with uneven surfaces or where additional strength is needed.
• Applying finishing coat:Applying a smooth, even layer of render to achieve the desired finish, which can be textured or smooth depending on the project.
• Smoothing and tooling:Using tools like a trowel to smooth out the render and create desired textures or patterns.
• Architectural mouldings: cutting and installation of decorative mouldings prior to finish coats of render
• Quality control:Inspecting the render for consistency, levelness, and any imperfections.

Important considerations for a cement

• Surface preparation:Cleaning and removing any loose debris, old render, or paint from the wall to ensure proper adhesion of the new render.
• Mixing render:Combining cement, sand, and water in the correct proportions to create a workable render mix.
• Applying base coat:Applying the first layer of render to the prepared wall, often using a scratch coat technique for better bonding.
• Adding reinforcement mesh:Installing a wire mesh on walls with uneven surfaces or where additional strength is needed.
• Applying finishing coat:Applying a smooth, even layer of render to achieve the desired finish, which can be textured or smooth depending on the project.

Mixing and application of various types of venetian plasters. Concrete effect plasters, marble effect plasters , stone effect plasters

• Smoothing and tooling:Using tools like a trowel to smooth out the render and create desired textures or patterns.
• Quality control:Inspecting the render for consistency, levelness, and any imperfections.

Important considerations for a cement

general labour services for 6 renderers

- unloading tools off work trucks

- masking up windows and floors prior to rendering

-mixing different types of render

- installing different types of cladding systems prior to rendering

- installing architectural mouldings