Maintenance Plumber

Benefits Provided

• $141K + Super + $20K Housing Allowance (residents only)
• Job security, working in an essential Government Sector
• Vehicle, Uniforms / PPE provided
• An Employee Assistance Program, which incorporates a range of support and counselling services for any issue, personal or work related

Key Responsibilities

Reporting to the Branch Supervisor, the Maintenance Plumber is primarily responsible for general maintenance and reactive maintenance of our contract's facilities.

Duties include:

• Perform general and reactive maintenance throughout the facilities.
• Install, repair, and maintain pipes, valves, fittings and drainage systems.
• Respond to, diagnose, and resolve plumbing and plumbing emergencies.

About The Opportunity

Programmed Facility Management are seeking an experienced Maintenance Plumber to join our Pilbara Team. This is an excellent opportunity to be a part of an essential team that provides maintenance services to over 18,000 public housing dwellings for the Department of Communities, including Aboriginal communities in remote locations throughout the State.

About You

To join our team, you will be a qualified Plumber who has experience in a domestic or commercial environment, has excellent attention to detail and a strength for delivering a high quality service without compromise. The incumbent is a key person within the Team, promoting staff morale while displaying a "can do" and "Team Player" attitude. Additionally, you will provide first-class customer service whilst maintaining a commitment to the safety of yourself and others at all times.

Additionally, you will possess:

• Australian Working Rights
• Ability to pass comprehensive (Client) Pre-Employment Medical including Instant Drug and Alcohol Screening
• Current satisfactory National Police Check (within 6 months)
• VALID C Class License (mandatory)
• Certificate III in Plumbing (mandatory)
• Contractors / Tradesperson License (mandatory)
• G Class WA Gas Fitting License (mandatory)
• Construction White Card
• Working at Heights (desirable)
• First Aid training and Trade based competencies (desirable)

Additionally, you will also possess the following skills:

• Advanced Systems and Technology experience i.e., MS Office, online/web-based Workorder Management Software (Loc8) and Safety, Payroll & Training requirements,
• Ability to work in a Team; be a self-motivator and take instructions.
• Ability to prioritise and adapt to changing work tasks in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrate a professional approach in the workplace, with excellent customer service skills.
• Have a strong commitment to the safety of yourself and others, at all times.

About Us

Programmed is a leading provider of operations and maintenance services across all industry sectors including education, health, infrastructure, manufacturing, transport and mining in Australia and New Zealand.

Our Facility Management business unit partners with our valued clients to deliver a comprehensive range of facilities management from small repair work to managing large-scale facilities and infrastructure networks.

We encourage career development, support flexibility and care about your personal wellbeing and safety. Join the Programmed team today.

Work With Us

If you're ready to take the lead in a role where no two days are the same, we want to hear from you. Click Apply and join us in delivering quality maintenance services across Western Australia.

Our Commitment

Programmed and PERSOL supports a workplace culture of zero harm and encourages this in all that we do.

Programmed and PERSOL strives for diversity, inclusion and equality of our people. We seek a workforce that is representative of the communities we work in. We encourage people of all cultures, gender, age, sexual orientation or abilities to apply.

To learn more about working with Programmed and PERSOL, we encourage you to visit our website.