Plumber

successful candidate will be responsible for delivering a comprehensive

plumbing maintenance service across Trust premises. Duties will include

carrying out planned preventative maintenance, fault finding, repairs and

installation works on plumbing, drainage and associated mechanical services.

The postholder will respond to breakdowns, complete work orders using

electronic systems, undertake minor works projects and support other

engineering trades where required. The role involves working independently,

interpreting technical drawings and specifications, maintaining compliance with

statutory regulations and healthcare standards, and providing a high-quality

service within clinical and non-clinical environments.

The post holder will carry out a wide range of duties

covering all aspects of plumbing maintenance and installation across Trust

Planned

preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance of plumbing systems and

equipment.

Installation,

maintenance and repair of sanitary ware, water services, drainage systems and

associated pipework.

Investigation

and rectification of plumbing faults and system failures.

Clearing

drainage blockages and undertaking routine inspections of drainage

infrastructure.

Measuring,

fabricating and installing plumbing components and systems.

Working

from technical drawings, specifications and instructions without direct

supervision.

Recording

completed works, materials used and labour details through the Estates helpdesk

system and handheld devices.

Supporting

minor maintenance activities across other engineering disciplines where

appropriate.

Erecting

and dismantling modular scaffold systems in accordance with training and

procedures.

Isolating

and disconnecting electrical supplies to equipment when undertaking plumbing

repairs or replacement.

Maintaining

compliance with Health Technical Memoranda (HTMs), statutory regulations,

British Standards and Trust procedures.

Working

safely within occupied healthcare environments, including wards and patient

areas.

Providing

advice and guidance to colleagues, contractors and users of Trust facilities

regarding plumbing systems and safe working practices.

Participating

in emergency and out-of-hours maintenance activities as required.

SCL is a wholly owned subsidiary of County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) set up to deliver a range of non-clinical services The company is separate legal body to CDDFT.

SCL offers its own Terms and Conditions of employment which differ to the national NHS Terms and Conditions. As an employee in the company you will benefit from:

Bank work is offered on an 'as and when' basis with no guaranteed hours and will be paid on a pro-rata hourly rate for hours worked only

Eligibility for sponsorship will be assessed in line with current Home Office guidance.

This is a legal and regulatory requirement, and we cannot proceed with sponsorship until UKVI has completed the approval process.

We regret any inconvenience this causes. Our decision is based solely on our current regulatory position and is not related to your suitability for the role or any personal characteristic.

Please note that we may close any vacancy early once a sufficient number of applications have been received.

Special Requirements

Experience

Desirable: - Experience working within hospitals or similar complex environments.

Qualifications

Essential: - City & Guilds Plumbing Craft Certificate or equivalent qualification. Current UK Driving Licence.

Desirable: - HNC/HND or equivalent technical qualification.

Special Skills & Knowledge

Desirable: - Knowledge of HTMs, HBNs, British Standards and NHS Estates guidance.