Description

Are you an experienced and skilled plumber looking for a stable and fragmented role where your work makes a real difference? Join our friendly multi -skilled artistic team at York University and became an essential part of the vibrant campus community. You will be at the heart of our operations, maintaining and improving a variety of buildings, from modern facilities to the historic Guildhall City-Cent.

As an important member of our team, you will treat a wide range of tasks, including planned maintenance, new combinations, and basic repair work. It will primarily work on our 400 -acre, which ensures that our employees, students and the public have safe and reliable facilities.

As part of a team that runs itself, we offer:-

• 38 days annual leave (comprehensive for bank holidays)
• Generous benefits of retirement
• A generous salary with the annual salary progress (Pay))
• A daily price for preparation and recall (an average of 1200 pounds per year) in addition to the additional work opportunity
• Family friendly policies and a flexible approach to work patterns
• Comprehensive support for health and well -being, including the employee assistance plan
• Access to discounts and services
• Uniform
• Tools will be provided along with access to a car on campus
• Supported to maintain your professional qualifications
• Learning and development opportunities
• Opportunities for job progress

We work to a large extent basic hours from Monday to Friday between 8 am and 5 pm, but during the high demand periods, the team is expected to work with flexibility to ensure the continuation of the service. You will be part of the ROTA team, which covers business in the field of critical issues in work outside the hours of the weekend, with the payment of additional work in addition to the appeal allowance to attend the site.

Who are we looking for

We are looking for a proactive and skillful individual with the level of the city and unions (or what is equivalent) in the plumbing. You should be a major solution to problems, are familiar with health and safety, and are committed to supporting our values.

Basic requirements:

• The craft trainee, coach at the city level and unions in commercial or equivalent qualifications.
• UK full driving license.
• Safe qualification for the current local gas.
• Experience can be clarified in the building services environment.
• Knowing safety regulations, including CosH and Risk Evaluation.
• Strong experience with health and safety management techniques.
• Flexible and adaptive approach to your work and watches.
• Evidence of supporting our behavior as detailed in the characteristics of the accompanying person.

The date of the interview: to be confirmed. The brief list and interviews will be on a continuous basis for this position.

This advertisement will remain open until we fill all vacancies. Successful applicants will be invited to conduct an interview shortly after receiving the request.

For an informal discussion about the post, please contact: David Rarthmall, David.rathmell@york.ac.uk.

The university seeks to be varied and comprehensive – the place where we all can be ourselves.

We especially encourage requests from people who know that they are black, Asian, or from a minority ethnic background, represented by an incomplete representation at the university.

We offer friendly and flexible work arrangements, with comprehensive forums and facilities to support our employees. #Equalityatyork