Commercial PlumberJob Description£19 - £23 per hourOverviewA growing Facilities Maintenance provider is seeking an experienced Commercial Plumber to support its expanding maintenance team. The role involves delivering reactive plumbing repairs and maintenance across London and the surrounding Home Counties, with a strong focus on hospitality sites including restaurants and hotels.This position requires a proactive engineer capable of responding quickly to plumbing breakdowns and restoring services efficiently while maintaining excellent customer service standards.Key Responsibilities Attend reactive plumbing repairs and breakdownsDiagnose and resolve plumbing faults across commercial sitesAchieve first-time fixes where possibleCarry out planned and reactive plumbing maintenanceProduce detailed job reports and surveys following site visitsCommunicate effectively with operations teams and site contactsMaintain high standards of workmanship and professionalismWork collaboratively with other engineers and operational staff Skills & Experience Required Proven experience in commercial plumbing maintenanceRecognised commercial plumbing qualificationG3 Unvented certification desirableExperience working in reactive maintenance environmentsStrong customer service and communication skillsAbility to provide clear and concise reportsStrong time management and organisational skillsCompetent using handheld technology for job reporting and communicationFull UK Driving Licence (essential) Working ArrangementsThe position operates on a self-employed / sole trader basis.The company provides: Company van and fuel cardSpecialist tools where requiredParking and congestion charges coveredCompany branded tops, hoodies, and body warmers Engineers are expected to provide their own work trousers, boots, and hand/power tools.Training and additional qualifications can be funded by the company, subject to an agreed repayment clause if employment ends within a defined period.Working HoursEngineers are generally required to be on their first site by 8:00am, with a standard on-site working period of 8:00am - 5:00pm.Due to travel and job allocation, this typically equates to approximately 12-13 hours door-to-door. Overtime opportunities are frequently available.Pay StructureTypical hourly rates: £19 - £23 per hour Travel payment structure: Initial journey paid at £15 per hour until arrival on siteFull hourly rate paid from first site through to completion of the final jobTravel between jobs fully paidReturn journeys exceeding 1.5 hours also paid Overtime & Call-Out Work between 6pm - 6am paid at time and a halfEngineers participate in a 1 in 4-5 week call-out rota Call-out payments per day: First job: £100Second job: £75Third job: £50 Where jobs run continuously overnight, payment may instead be calculated at overtime door-to-door rates.PaymentPayments are made on the last Friday of each month, with the payroll cut-off the preceding Sunday. A flat 20% tax deduction is applied, with engineers responsible for submitting annual financial summaries to an accountant for tax return purposes.JBRP1_UKTJ