Plumber

Join a respected and well-established housing maintenance provider and secure permanent employment from day one. As a Day-to-Day Maintenance Operative (Plumbing Bias), you'll carry out reactive and planned works across domestic properties, becoming part of a reliable team with consistent work, overtime opportunities, and strong long-term prospects.

This opportunity is with a trusted and established property maintenance contractor operating across North Hertfordshire and Bedford, known for its commitment to quality workmanship and support for its workforce. You'll be part of a company that values your skills, offers stability, and provides a professional working environment within the social housing sector.

I'd be keen to see applications from anyone with experience in domestic maintenance, particularly those who have worked as a Maintenance Operative, Plumbing Engineer, or Multi Skilled Operative with a strong plumbing background.

• Carrying out day-to-day plumbing repairs in occupied and void properties
• Completing reactive maintenance tasks including leaks, taps, toilets, and pipework
• Undertaking planned maintenance work as required
• Diagnosing and resolving faults efficiently
• Delivering a high standard of customer service within domestic settings

• A full UK driving licence
• Proven experience in domestic maintenance with a plumbing focus
• Experience working within social housing or similar environments
• The ability to work independently and manage daily workloads

• Permanent employed position
• £36,000 salary
• Overtime available
• Long-term, stable work
• ASAP start date
• Van and fuel card from day one

Based across North Hertfordshire and Bedford, this role covers local domestic properties and is easily accessible via major road links including the A1(M), A6, and M1. The area also benefits from strong rail links into London and surrounding towns.

If this Day-to-Day Maintenance Operative role sounds like something you'd be interested in, apply now, or call Jack Leach on (phone number removed)