Reactive Plumber Subcontractor | Flexible Local Maintenance

Reactive Plumber Subcontractor | Flexible Local Maintenance


Company
SR PLUMBING NW LTD
Location
Sheffield
Salary
€40k–€120k a year
Posted
20 days ago
Via
via Jobijoba UK

Job Description
SR PLUMBING NW LTD is seeking experienced Subcontractor Reactive Plumbers for work in Sheffield and South Yorkshire. This role involves attending to reactive plumbing maintenance jobs, including leaks, toilets, and general plumbing faults.

Successful applicants will enjoy competitive earning potential of £40,000 to £120,000 per year, flexible arrangements based on availability, and support with customer communications. Own tools and a full UK driving licence are required.
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