Plumber

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services for People with Disabilities in Uganda (CoRSU) was
established in 2006 as a private non-profit, non-governmental organization. CoRSU provides
Orthopaedic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, and Rehabilitation, mainly for children as well as adults
with disability.
Established in 2006, CoRSU delivers specialized care to children with disabilities, particularly
from underserved communities through the CBID program. The hospital
conducts an average of 3,000 surgeries annually and has supported over 70,000
Surgeries, reaching more than 100,000 people with rehabilitation services. CoRSU
works in partnership with government, donors, and communities to strengthen referral
systems, promote inclusion, and restore mobility, dignity, and hope across Uganda
CoRSU Hospital seeks to fill the following vacancy:

Job Title: Plumber
Number of vacancies: 01
Payment Grade: Full-time
Reporting to: Estates Officer
Department: Estates

Overall job objective:
To handle all plumbing installations, fixations, repairs, monitoring both water usage and
sewage disposal, and related tasks in the Hospital
Functional Outputs/Activities per key performance area:
Key result Areas
•Plumbing installations, piping fixations, repairs and related tasks safely and
efficiently handled
•Accurate documentation
•Timely communication of faulty equipment
•Water meters inspected, monitored and usage reports submitted
•Sewage piles up, fumigation and emptying of septic tanks monitored and sewerage
maintained
•Timely repair of faulty equipment and systems
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services For People with Disability in Uganda.
Specific Job responsibilities
• Install, maintain and repair plumbing systems in the hospital
• Install, repair and maintain/service the water treatment equipment and system
• Install, repair and maintain underground storm, sanitary and water piping
systems
• Install, repair and maintain water heaters, conditioners, plumbing fixtures,
appliances like taps, sinks, tubs and toilets
• Inspection and maintenance of the main water supply (inclusive of water pump)
and water levels in the hospital
• Inspecting, monitoring of sewage pile up.
• Inspect the plumbing system to detect and locate leakages and observe pressure
gauges
• Schedule emptying of the septic tanks
• Participate in the fumigation of septic tanks and kitchens
• Write reports regarding plumbing work in the hospital
Financial Management
•Continuously identify areas for improved efficiency.
Risk Management
•Shall be responsible for any company property, tools, equipment, or assets entrusted
to their custody during the engagement and to protect property from loss, theft, or
damage.
Compliance
•Adherence to all CoRSU Policies and Procedures and regulations to the best of their
abilities.

Required Qualifications, Experience, skills and competencies
Diploma in Plumbing or Water and Sewerage Engineering or Advanced certificate in
plumbing from a recognized institution
Experience of 3 years in an institutional hospital setting
Knowledge of relevant building codes, legislation, regulations, policies and procedures
for installation and maintenance
Advanced Diploma in Plumbing or Water and Sewerage Engineering would be an added
advantage
Advanced certificate qualification in water distribution & plumbing works in residential,
Commercial and industrial buildings is desired
Experience working in a busy environment
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Qualified persons should submit their applications (detailed CV with a cover letter plus
copies of Academic Qualifications) to: The Head of Human Resources, CoRSU Hospital P.O. 46
Kisubi, or email to: recruitment@corsuhospital.org before midnight on Friday, 31st August
2026. The title of the Job you are applying for and the name of the Applicant should be the
subject of the email.
NOTE: Recruitment is based on a rolling basis
NB: CoRSU is an Equal Opportunity Employer; so capable People with Disabilities (PWDs) are
encouraged to apply. However, only shortlisted candidates will be called for interviews.