Maintenance Plumber: Fault-Finding & Repairs (Manchester)

Maintenance Plumber: Fault-Finding & Repairs (Manchester)


Company
Essential Employment
Location
Manchester
Posted
5 days ago
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Job Description
Essential Employment in Manchester is seeking a Plumber for a full-time temporary contract. You will handle routine and non-routine maintenance, fault finding, life expired equipment identification, and repairs to life expired components.

The role includes inspections, water sampling, risk assessment, mains water supply repairs, and adherence to safety standards and method statements. Salary ranges from £19-£23 per hour PAYE.

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