Job Description
Role: Plumber Location: South Croydon and surrounding areas Salary: 38,000 - 38,325 per annum + Company Van & Fuel Card Role Summary We are currently seeking an experienced Plumber to join a well-established maintenance team, carrying out reactive and planned plumbing repairs within occupied social housing properties across South Croydon and the surrounding areas. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled Plumber who enjoys a varied workload and takes pride in delivering high-quality workmanship. Working across a portfolio of domestic properties, you'll play an important role in ensuring residents' homes are safe, well-maintained and plumbing issues are resolved efficiently. The role is field-based, covering South Croydon and nearby areas, so you'll need to be comfortable travelling between properties throughout the working day. The Role As a Plumber, you'll be responsible for carrying out a wide range of plumbing repairs and maintenance works within occupied and void social housing properties. You'll work independently whilst being part of a supportive and established maintenance team. Typical duties will include: Diagnosing and repairing plumbing faults and leaks Repairing and replacing taps, valves, toilets, sinks and sanitaryware Carrying out repairs to baths, showers and associated fittings Unblocking sinks, toilets and waste pipes Repairing and replacing pipework where required Carrying out repairs to hot and cold-water systems Replacing faulty plumbing components and fittings Completing general maintenance and making-good works Carrying out minor multi-trade tasks where required Diagnosing faults and completing repairs efficiently and safely Maintaining excellent customer service when working in residents' homes Using a PDA or job management system to receive and update works completed What We're Looking For We're looking for someone who is reliable, customer-focused and takes pride in the quality of their work. You
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