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Company Description
UKPSS is a building services specialist providing integrated solutions that keep commercial properties safe, compliant, comfortable, and efficient. The company’s services span maintenance, advanced water treatment and hygiene, legionella testing and control, full mechanical and electrical (M&E) services, and expert plumbing, heating, and electrical work. UKPSS is committed to high standards of quality, performance, and safety, delivering tailored solutions for a variety of commercial clients. With an emphasis on compliance and customer satisfaction, the team offers both routine servicing and custom projects to meet complex property needs. UKPSS operates as a reliable, professional, and efficient partner for businesses across Greater London and beyond.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Remediation Plumber role based in Greater London. The Remediation Plumber will diagnose and resolve plumbing issues, including pipework remediation, leak detection, and repairs to ensure systems are safe, compliant, and functioning efficiently. Daily tasks include carrying out planned and reactive maintenance, replacing or upgrading pipes and fixtures, and supporting water hygiene and legionella control measures in commercial properties.
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- Diagnose and resolve plumbing issues.
- Carry out pipework remediation, leak detection, and repairs.
- Perform planned and reactive maintenance.
- Replace or upgrade pipes and fixtures.
- Support water hygiene and legionella control measures.
- Work closely with site managers and other building services engineers.
- Document all work performed.
- Adhere to relevant health and safety and compliance regulations.
- Interact with clients on-site, providing updates, professional advice, and high-quality service.
Qualifications
- Strong plumbing skills, including installation, remediation, and fault-finding in commercial environments.
- Skills in pipework, including repair, replacement, and modification of pipe systems and associated fittings.
- Maintenance and repair skills, with experience in planned and reactive building services maintenance.
- Customer service skills, including professional communication, client interaction, and a commitment to customer satisfaction.
- Recognized plumbing qualification or apprenticeship (e.g., NVQ Level 2/3 or equivalent) and valid industry certifications where required.
- Good knowledge of relevant safety regulations, water hygiene best practices, and compliance standards in commercial properties.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, job sheets, and work instructions, with strong attention to detail.
- Full UK driving license and willingness to travel to various sites within Greater London; prior experience in commercial or industrial settings is beneficial.
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