Mansfield District Council
Apprentice Gas/Plumbing

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About the Role
Mansfield District Council has an exciting opportunity for someone to join their trade repairs team based at Mansfield Woodhouse to gain first-hand experience of day-to-day maintenance tasks whilst undertaking a Gas - Plumbing Apprenticeship.
Skills and Learning
You will gain skills across varying aspects of carpentry/joinery, plumbing, and plastering whilst you are working day to day towards your goal of becoming qualified in Gas – Plumbing; as these skill sets go hand in hand with the daily workload of a social landlord repairs person.
You will learn and undertake key aspects of ensuring work is carried out to be compliant with the current gas and water regulations and best practice guides for these types of work, health and safety requirements, and meets building safety regulations and legislation. You will get to know and understand the key principles of gas and plumbing installation, maintenance, and servicing/certification to varying building types. You will gain knowledge of their construction, along with the range of building services that support a building's operation, how to ensure the best use of materials and installation methods to ensure the minimisation of environmental impacts, how to improve a building's performance, and to ensure sustainability and the reduction of disposable materials and improved recycling.
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You will work and train alongside operational staff that are fully trained and capable of enhancing your skill sets to make you the best you can be. In addition to this, you will learn many new aspects that will help you in your everyday life, including ICT skills, communication skills, customer service, and team working skills.


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Working Hours
This post has a working day finishing at 4:30pm Monday to Thursday and 1pm finish on a Friday, giving you a good work-life balance.
Apprenticeship Details
The Apprenticeship will be undertaken at West Notts College, commencing in September/October 2026 (dates to be formalised shortly).
Application Deadline
Closing date: 2 August 2026
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