Plumber / Pipefitter - Mechanical Engineer

Trust In People Ltd
Brighton
16 hours ago
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Plumber / Pipefitter - Mechanical Engineer

📍 Sussex & Surrounding Areas
💰 £35,000 – £50,000 (depending on experience)
🕒 Permanent | Monday – Friday

A modern and growing M&E contractor is looking to recruit an experienced Mechanical Engineer (Plumber / Pipefitter) to join their team working across multiple sites in Sussex and surrounding areas.

This role will involve a mix of domestic and commercial duties, providing an excellent opportunity for a skilled engineer who enjoys working on varied projects.

The Role

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Installation of mechanical pipework and plumbing systems

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Working on both domestic and commercial projects

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Installing and maintaining heating systems, pipework, and associated mechanical services

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Reading and interpreting technical drawings and specifications

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Working across a range of project sites

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Ensuring work is completed safely and to a high standard

Requirements

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Experience working as a Plumber, or Pipefitter

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Strong knowledge of mechanical pipework and plumbing systems

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Experience working on commercial and/or domestic installations

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Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings

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Ductwork knowledge or experience would be advantageous

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Full UK driving licence preferred

What’s on Offer

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