Job Description
Plumber Employment Type: Full-Time, Permanent Salary: £43,813.09 per annum Hours: 40 hours per week Shift Pattern: Four weekdays (11:30 - 20:00) and every Saturday (08:00 - 16:30) Location: Manchester About Our Client Our client owns and oversees a portfolio of more than 12,000 properties across central, south, and east Manchester. As a trusted Registered Provider of Social Housing, their mission extends far past simply placing residents into secure homes. They focus on delivering top-tier housing, outstanding service, and real life-changing opportunities to help local communities thrive. Following a successful structural update within their Homes department, they have optimized their processes to put customer needs first. This evolution makes it a highly rewarding time to join their team and directly see the positive impact of your daily work across the city. The Role In this position, you will work as a skilled Plumber across occupied and vacant (void) properties. You will execute a diverse range of plumbing fixes, upkeep, and general refurbishment tasks. The role requires a strong dedication to top-tier customer service and a "Right First Time" mindset-resolving maintenance issues during a single property visit whenever possible. Key Responsibilities Perform high-quality plumbing installations, repairs, and maintenance, alongside basic plastering, joinery, and tiling. Assess and treat localized damp and mould issues (up to 1 square metre) in line with Awaab's Law. Troubleshoot maintenance problems methodically to finish repairs efficiently on the first visit. Adhere strictly to dynamic health and safety legislation, including CDM regulations. Act as a helpful, professional representative for our client while working directly inside residents' homes. Manage your daily tasks and schedule effectively, travelling to various sites around the Manchester region. Required Qualifications, Skills & Experience: A completed, recognized Plumbing apprenticeship or an
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