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Pipe Fitter
Oxford
£25.00ph

Jark Cambridge have partnered up with a well organised reputable Mechanical Firm who are searching for Pipe Fitters to work on a large Commercial project in Oxford. Our client have a rich history of working on prestigious projects ranging from Offices, Schools, Hospitals, Leisure, Warehouses, Retail and Pharmaceutical.

We’re actively looking for Pipe Fitters to start in Oxford, this is a long run of work, potentially until the back end of summer.

Duties will include:
• Installing air source heat pumps.
• 4inch, 6inch & 8inch stainless steel pipework.

Requirements:
• Blue or Gold CSCS card.
• Own tools including power tools.
• PPE.
• Commercial experience is essential.

Benefits:
• £25.00ph, 9 hours paid a day.
• Working hours are 07.30-16.30.
• 4-5 months’ worth of work.

If you’re interested in hearing more regarding this opportunity, please don’t hesitate to contact Luca on (phone number removed) / (url removed).

Skills Required

Pipe Fitter
Mechanical Installation
Stainless Steel
Air Source Heat Pumps

Qualifications Required
NVQ Level 2 in Mechanical Installation
NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical Installation
Blue CSCS Card
Gold CSCS Card

Keywords
Pipe Fitter
Oxford
Oxfordshire
Commercial
Construction
Mechanical

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